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What Does the Color and Consistency of Sputum Indicate?

The color and consistency of sputum can offer clues about the underlying condition:
Clear or White: Typically indicates viral infections or allergic conditions.
Yellow or Green: Often suggests a bacterial infection.
Brown or Rusty: Can be a sign of pneumonia or the presence of old blood.
Pink or Bloody: May indicate serious conditions like tuberculosis or pulmonary embolism.

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