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  • Palliative Care
    • What is covered in the Palliative Care guidelines?
    • Overview of palliative care
    • Communicating with and supporting patients with palliative care needs
    • Advance care planning
    • Decision-making and ethical challenges in palliative care
    • Family support in palliative care
    • Support for carers in palliative care
    • Healthcare professional wellbeing in palliative care
    • Loss, grief and bereavement
    • Principles of symptom management in palliative care
    • Emergencies in palliative care
    • Principles of paediatric palliative care
    • Principles of palliative care for patients with common life-limiting illnesses
    • Multimorbidity and frailty in palliative care
    • Disorders of substance use in palliative care
    • Desire to die in palliative care
    • Pain in palliative care
    • Fatigue in palliative care
    • Respiratory problems in palliative care
      • Breathlessness in palliative care
      • Cough in palliative care
      • Aspiration in palliative care
      • Pneumonia in palliative care
      • Haemoptysis in palliative care
        • Presentation of haemoptysis in palliative care
        • Managing haemoptysis in palliative care
          • Life-threatening haemoptysis
          • Non-life-threatening haemoptysis
        • References
      • Pulmonary embolism in palliative care
      • Malignant upper airway obstruction in palliative care
      • Malignant central airway obstruction in palliative care
      • Malignant pericardial effusion in palliative care
      • Malignant pleural effusion in palliative care
      • Malignancy-related superior vena cava obstruction in palliative care
    • Gastrointestinal problems in palliative care
    • Emotional, psychological and behavioural symptoms in palliative care
    • Delirium in palliative care
    • Sleep disturbance in palliative care
    • Neurological and neuromuscular problems in palliative care
    • Dermatological problems in palliative care
    • Genitourinary problems in palliative care
    • Haematological problems in palliative care
    • Hypercalcaemia associated with cancer
    • Hyponatraemia in palliative care
    • Catastrophic terminal events in palliative care
    • Care in the last days of life
    • After-death care
    • Medication management in palliative care
    • Opioid use in palliative care

Managing haemoptysis in palliative care

Management of haemoptysis in palliative care is guided by the potential benefits and burdens of treatment, and the patient’s prognosis, preferences and goals of care—see Principles of symptom management in palliative care and Emergencies in palliative care.

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