Yellow phlegm itself is not contagious; rather, it is a symptom that often indicates an underlying infection, such as a cold or bronchitis. The contagiousness comes from the pathogens causing the infection, not the phlegm itself. If the infection is viral or bacterial, it can be spread through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes. It's important to practice good hygiene to prevent the spread of any underlying illness.
clear phlegm is normal. Red,Green,yellow is not normal---get help.
Yes. Bacterial pneumonia will give you yellow phlegm A: I assume you mean when you cough. Actually, any pulmonary bacterial infection with a productive cough can yield yellow or brownish phlegm.
Black bile, yellow bile, phlegm and blood.
If it is phlegm from being sick (if it is yellow or green) then take a decongestant or gargle with warm salt water, which breaks up the phlegm and kills the bacteria that produce it.
According to the beliefs of ancient Greek and Roman physicians they are black bile, yellow bile, phlegm and blood, this is right but... Black bile is when you eat something and vomit after Yellow Bile is the same or could be coughed out Blood and phlegm can be sneezed out your nose or coughed out
When you have a phlegm-type cough, you're typically most contagious in the early stages of an illness, often when symptoms like coughing and sneezing are most pronounced. This is usually within the first few days of onset, as your body is actively fighting off the infection. If the cough is caused by a viral infection, you may remain contagious for several days, even after symptoms improve. Always practice good hygiene to prevent spreading illness to others.
Red Bile Black Bile Yellow Bile Pfleghm Phlegm Blood
Yellow phlegm is mucus that is often produced by the respiratory system, typically indicating an infection or inflammation, such as from a cold, bronchitis, or sinusitis. The yellow color is due to the presence of immune cells, particularly neutrophils, which respond to infection. While yellow phlegm can suggest a bacterial infection, it can also occur with viral infections. If persistent or accompanied by other severe symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional.
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polluted water and musquitos, this is highly contagious
Phlegm is a mucus-like substance produced in the respiratory tract, while sputum is a mixture of saliva and mucus that is coughed up from the lungs. Phlegm is typically clear or white, whereas sputum can be yellow, green, or bloody, indicating infection or other health issues.
in ancient Egypt they had a theory that there were 4 liquids in your body which were the 4 you listed. and if you didn't' have the correct amount of each one, that was the reason you were ill. if you went to a doctor and said you felt ill, they calculated since it was this specific time of the year, you needed less phlegm or yellow bile. if you needed less phlegm they'd give you something to make you sneeze. less blood? they' take some blood. less black of yellow bile? they'd make you be physically sick.