Sputum With Blood Streaks 소설 & 이야기

He coughed, blood staining his lips. But I was still standing.

I stare at the blood, assessing the amount and the color, unable to move to flush it down the drain. My pee looks almost orange. A little bubbly, too. Why? Should I take a picture? Okay. It's nothing too alarming. No need to panic. This is common. Right? Especially in the first trimester. Is it UTI? And it's not a lot of blood. It's just minor bleeding. It's pretty normal. It's gonna go away. It should. I'm okay. A little spotting is common. I've been reading about EPLs. Miscarriages. Other fertility and pregnancy issues. And I'm sure this isn't anything to panic about.

His breath smelled heavily of smoke, which Willow found unbearable. She covered her nose and said, "Your breath smells terrible, and you sound moody when you speak. You're short of breath, which tells me you've been coughing quite badly recently. Your phlegm also contains blood. If I'm right about this, something is wrong with your lungs. You should get yourself checked by a doctor as soon as possible. Otherwise, you won't live past a year." The sleazy man was enraged to hear that. "Who are you? How dare you curse me?" However, he quickly fell into a coughing fit.

he replied. Suddenly, Xanthis began to cough, his breathing laboured. The coughing didn't cease even when he'd gulped down a glass of water. He was wheezing heavily and this made Alexandre to become even more uneasy. Xanthis picked his handkerchief, hacking into it, the cough racking his body. When he raised his head, Dre's eyes widened when he noticed the vivid red stain on his handkerchief. "What is actually wrong with you?" Dre asked, cautiously.

The spasm causes a spurt of metal-tasting liquid to gush up my throat. An involuntary spit comes out of mouth. Using the back of my hand, I wipe the annoying drip and inspect it. Blood.

Each step felt like a battle, one that I was losing, I feared that if I stopped, I would never be able to move again. Finally reaching the safety of my room, I shut the door behind me, leaning against it for a moment to catch my breath. But as soon as I did, the coughing started. It was sharp, a dry, painful hacking that left my throat burning and sucked all of the air from my tired lungs. I looked down at my hands, feeling something wet and sticky on them. To my horror, there was blood. Dark, crimson streaks dripped from my fingers, staining my skin.

I gasp looking at my clock. Fuckkkkk, what’s wrong with me ? Tomorrow is a very busy day! Ow, I feel a sharp pain in my head as I stand up a cough escapes my lips and before I know it more follow and I’m coughing blood.

Everything about him is precise, controlled, perfect. Something’s wrong. I crouch down, my fingers brushing the fabric, finding it stiff in places. When I lift it, straightening on my feet, sunlight catches on a clean slice through the shoulder. But it’s the blood that makes my breath catch—dark brown stains spread across the white cotton like a Rorschach test of violence. I’ve never seen him bleed before…

Blood sprayed across the white sheets and I hit the call button frantically, screaming for help. Dr. Riley burst through the door, nurses flooding in behind her. They pushed me aside gently but firmly, surrounding the bed, checking monitors, administering medications. "What's happening?" I tried to see past them. "Why is she coughing blood?" "Pulmonary hemorrhage." Dr. Riley's voice was clinical, professional. "Her lungs are failing." "Fix it! Give her something!" "We're doing what we can, Miss Graves. But you need to step back and let us work."

Seeing Jeremy's discomforted appearance as he spoke to her, she also felt it difficult to bear. Jeremy picked up the tissue and wiped the blood off his lips simply. Seeing Karen looking so worried, he found an excuse. "I’ve had a discomfort in my throat recently. It's because I’ve been coughing more often that it’s like this. You don't have to worry so much." "Is it really just that?" Karen still had her doubts. Even if it was coughing up blood, the color of blood should not be like this.