> Man here it is almost a week later and I still cough up little blood
> clots the size smaller than a dried pea not all the time but still it is
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> Frank (aka) "stew"
Hi Frank,
Here's a theory...and it's only a theory.
Whenever/wherever we have a puncture anywhere, a clot must form to stop the
bleeding and the bleeding eventually stops and a scab forms.
Well, maybe that happened but your walking expands your lungs and makes the
clot break off before it scabs, so maybe ask the doctor if you should not
walk as far/fast and maybe only once a day (for a while)?
J
stew - 22 Mar 2004 21:47 GMT
>> Man here it is almost a week later and I still cough up little blood
>> clots the size smaller than a dried pea not all the time but still it is
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>walk as far/fast and maybe only once a day (for a while)?
>J
Thanks J
I thought about that too
I did call my Dr. but only got her nurse
she did say as long as it is less than a TBSP
and I have no fever or shortness of breath it is not a real concern
however I should not of started walking the day of or after the needle
aspiration and I shoould in fact not walk for a couple of days. So
thank you you seem to hit on target.
Frank (aka) "stew"