Sputum may be rusty or green or colored blood.

Walking pneumonia can be used to describe physician pneumonia that is not serious enough to cause bed

others. There are more than 50 kinds of pneumonia. If your doctor told you that you are walking pneumonia, it may be due to >> << tiny organism called mycoplasma >> << that often affects older children and young people. Pneumonia often mimics a cold or flu, so you can not understand, you have a more serious condition. Common symptoms of pneumonia walking may include: Cough, often producing discolored mucus from the lungs. Sputum may be rusty or green or colored blood. Fever, which may be less common in elderly people

Fast, often shallow, breathing and feeling short of breath that

single episode or multiple attacks, tremors, chills

Symptoms of pneumonia vary greatly, depending from the existing condition

and type of infection for:

pnevmotsistnoy is the most common opportunistic infection affecting Americans living with AIDS. People whose immune system is compromised treatment with corticosteroids, organ transplantation and cancer are also at risk. Symptoms include a cough that does not go, fever and breathing problems. Bacterial pneumonia can occur by itself or you can order strattera develop it after it had upper respiratory infections such as colds or flu. Signs and symptoms that can come suddenly and include chills, high fever, sweating, chest pain and cough >> << that produces thick, greenish or yellow sputum. If you are elderly or have chronic disease, you may be less or more than mild symptoms. Dozens of different viruses, including the same viruses that cause influenza,

responsible for half of all cases of pneumonia. Viral pneumonia strikes primarily in autumn and winter months

and tends to be more severe in patients with cardiovascular and pulmonary disease

. Symptoms begin with a dry cough, headache, fever, muscle aches and fatigue. With progresses, you may be breathing and the development of cough that produces sputum. Some fungi can also cause pneumonia, especially Histoplasma capsulatum, which is common in the Ohio River Valley

Mississippi and regions. Most people experience few if any symptoms after inhalation of the fungus, but some develop symptoms of acute pneumonia, and others can develop chronic pneumonia

lasting months. Chlamydia pneumonia bacteria causes symptoms similar to those mycoplasmas. Although it is at risk, chlamydia pneumonia is most common among school-age children.