hemoptysis, when is it most frequent

[barbc888]

I've had this happen mostly when exerting myself or just casually walking... it even happened at work one day. And I've had it happen while laying down too... that's when it was at its worst.

I've not had hemoptysis since starting on Lantus insulin 2+ years ago... my CFRD is under really good control, and that helps me keep the hemoptysis away.

 

[barbc888]

I've had this happen mostly when exerting myself or just casually walking... it even happened at work one day. And I've had it happen while laying down too... that's when it was at its worst.

I've not had hemoptysis since starting on Lantus insulin 2+ years ago... my CFRD is under really good control, and that helps me keep the hemoptysis away.

 

[barbc888]

I've had this happen mostly when exerting myself or just casually walking... it even happened at work one day. And I've had it happen while laying down too... that's when it was at its worst.

I've not had hemoptysis since starting on Lantus insulin 2+ years ago... my CFRD is under really good control, and that helps me keep the hemoptysis away.

 

[barbc888]

I've had this happen mostly when exerting myself or just casually walking... it even happened at work one day. And I've had it happen while laying down too... that's when it was at its worst.

I've not had hemoptysis since starting on Lantus insulin 2+ years ago... my CFRD is under really good control, and that helps me keep the hemoptysis away.

 

[barbc888]

I've had this happen mostly when exerting myself or just casually walking... it even happened at work one day. And I've had it happen while laying down too... that's when it was at its worst.

I've not had hemoptysis since starting on Lantus insulin 2+ years ago... my CFRD is under really good control, and that helps me keep the hemoptysis away.

 

[paws]

I've had them happen at different times. More frequently upon lying down, but also just standing in a checkout line and once during an airplane flight. Usually mine are an indication of infection though.

 

[paws]

I've had them happen at different times. More frequently upon lying down, but also just standing in a checkout line and once during an airplane flight. Usually mine are an indication of infection though.

 

[paws]

I've had them happen at different times. More frequently upon lying down, but also just standing in a checkout line and once during an airplane flight. Usually mine are an indication of infection though.

 

[paws]

I've had them happen at different times. More frequently upon lying down, but also just standing in a checkout line and once during an airplane flight. Usually mine are an indication of infection though.

 

[paws]

I've had them happen at different times. More frequently upon lying down, but also just standing in a checkout line and once during an airplane flight. Usually mine are an indication of infection though.

 

[Uli]

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

Uli,45,Germany

 

[Uli]

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

Uli,45,Germany

 

[Uli]

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

Uli,45,Germany

 

[Uli]

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

Uli,45,Germany

 

[Uli]

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

Uli,45,Germany

 

[paws]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="">



Uli,45,Germany</end quote></div>

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LOL I can sooo relate!

I always worry about totally freaking people out (it's still a shocker for me!) The airplane episode was my worst. I wasn't feeling well and when I recognized the familiar "gurgle", I excused myself to the bathroom. After spending what seemed an eternity waiting in line to get in the BR, I spent quite awhile waiting for the worst of the bleed to be over. When I finally came out, I was hoping I didn't have blood on me or all of a sudden have an uncontrolled cough and no tissue....

...I could just imagine everyone on the plane turning and seeing such a mess, (SARS anyone?) mass panic ensuing leading to the pilot having to make an emergency landing to boot me off! Ha ha

The cough alone was bad enough. I felt sorry for the guy sitting next to me. I spent most of the 5 hour flight trying desparately not to cough at all. I was miserable and so glad to get home!

 

[paws]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="">



Uli,45,Germany</end quote></div>

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LOL I can sooo relate!

I always worry about totally freaking people out (it's still a shocker for me!) The airplane episode was my worst. I wasn't feeling well and when I recognized the familiar "gurgle", I excused myself to the bathroom. After spending what seemed an eternity waiting in line to get in the BR, I spent quite awhile waiting for the worst of the bleed to be over. When I finally came out, I was hoping I didn't have blood on me or all of a sudden have an uncontrolled cough and no tissue....

...I could just imagine everyone on the plane turning and seeing such a mess, (SARS anyone?) mass panic ensuing leading to the pilot having to make an emergency landing to boot me off! Ha ha

The cough alone was bad enough. I felt sorry for the guy sitting next to me. I spent most of the 5 hour flight trying desparately not to cough at all. I was miserable and so glad to get home!

 

[paws]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="">



Uli,45,Germany</end quote></div>

<img src="">
LOL I can sooo relate!

I always worry about totally freaking people out (it's still a shocker for me!) The airplane episode was my worst. I wasn't feeling well and when I recognized the familiar "gurgle", I excused myself to the bathroom. After spending what seemed an eternity waiting in line to get in the BR, I spent quite awhile waiting for the worst of the bleed to be over. When I finally came out, I was hoping I didn't have blood on me or all of a sudden have an uncontrolled cough and no tissue....

...I could just imagine everyone on the plane turning and seeing such a mess, (SARS anyone?) mass panic ensuing leading to the pilot having to make an emergency landing to boot me off! Ha ha

The cough alone was bad enough. I felt sorry for the guy sitting next to me. I spent most of the 5 hour flight trying desparately not to cough at all. I was miserable and so glad to get home!

 

[paws]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="">



Uli,45,Germany</end quote>

<img src="">
LOL I can sooo relate!

I always worry about totally freaking people out (it's still a shocker for me!) The airplane episode was my worst. I wasn't feeling well and when I recognized the familiar "gurgle", I excused myself to the bathroom. After spending what seemed an eternity waiting in line to get in the BR, I spent quite awhile waiting for the worst of the bleed to be over. When I finally came out, I was hoping I didn't have blood on me or all of a sudden have an uncontrolled cough and no tissue....

...I could just imagine everyone on the plane turning and seeing such a mess, (SARS anyone?) mass panic ensuing leading to the pilot having to make an emergency landing to boot me off! Ha ha

The cough alone was bad enough. I felt sorry for the guy sitting next to me. I spent most of the 5 hour flight trying desparately not to cough at all. I was miserable and so glad to get home!

 

[paws]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>

I remember one time when I was in Kenia at the beach in the evening, dancing after a very nice dinner. I went aside in the dark to the waterline and hoped that the blood would be washed away until morning...If not, some people might have wondered what happened<img src="">



Uli,45,Germany</end quote>

<img src="">
LOL I can sooo relate!

I always worry about totally freaking people out (it's still a shocker for me!) The airplane episode was my worst. I wasn't feeling well and when I recognized the familiar "gurgle", I excused myself to the bathroom. After spending what seemed an eternity waiting in line to get in the BR, I spent quite awhile waiting for the worst of the bleed to be over. When I finally came out, I was hoping I didn't have blood on me or all of a sudden have an uncontrolled cough and no tissue....

...I could just imagine everyone on the plane turning and seeing such a mess, (SARS anyone?) mass panic ensuing leading to the pilot having to make an emergency landing to boot me off! Ha ha

The cough alone was bad enough. I felt sorry for the guy sitting next to me. I spent most of the 5 hour flight trying desparately not to cough at all. I was miserable and so glad to get home!