I’m not going to watch the video but was the saliva tinted pink at all? That’s a sign of congestive heart failure.
Edit: from what I can find if the “sputum” is white and not “excessive” it’s not a cause for concern, if there’s a lot of it, it could be COPD, pneumonia or other pulmonary (lung) issues but should be checked out by a physician.
Hi, I’m a paramedic x14 yrs. Didn’t watch the video, but I don’t think this is likely to be the case. In almost every case I’ve seen pink-tinged foamy sputum from CHF, the patient is in critical condition, and is in absolutely no state to be delivering a deranged rant. Even in the cases where they work on it with hacking and coughing for a bit, they’re still pretty much out of gas and not going to be carrying on like dumbass here. At least, that’s my experience.
I’m not going to watch the video but was the saliva tinted pink at all? That’s a sign of congestive heart failure.
Edit: from what I can find if the “sputum” is white and not “excessive” it’s not a cause for concern, if there’s a lot of it, it could be COPD, pneumonia or other pulmonary (lung) issues but should be checked out by a physician.
Hi, I’m a paramedic x14 yrs. Didn’t watch the video, but I don’t think this is likely to be the case. In almost every case I’ve seen pink-tinged foamy sputum from CHF, the patient is in critical condition, and is in absolutely no state to be delivering a deranged rant. Even in the cases where they work on it with hacking and coughing for a bit, they’re still pretty much out of gas and not going to be carrying on like dumbass here. At least, that’s my experience.
As an EMT of a few months I believe you and will file that in my mental toolkit. I’ve not seen pink sputum myself yet.
Not that I could tell. What happens is while he’s loudly yelling, some spittle actually flies from his mouth.