Noticing blood in your sputum along with a burning sensation in your chest can be concerning and may indicate an underlying issue that needs prompt evaluation. These symptoms could be related to irritation or inflammation in your respiratory or upper digestive tract, possibly linked to acid reflux or another condition.

• Since you mentioned a burning sensation in the chest, this might be related to acid reflux or esophagitis, conditions that sometimes cause minor bleeding.
• Blood in sputum can also arise from infections, bronchitis, or less commonly, more serious lung conditions.
• Given the presence of blood, it is important to seek evaluation by a pulmonologist (lung specialist) or a gastroenterologist (digestive system specialist) to determine the exact cause and appropriate treatment.

If you experience worsening symptoms such as increased bleeding, difficulty breathing, chest pain, or fever, please seek emergency care immediately by calling Apollo Emergency at 1066. Otherwise, arrange a prompt appointment with a specialist to get a thorough assessment and appropriate investigations.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.I understand that you are experiencing a little blood in your sputum and a burning sensation in your chest. Could you please tell me your age and gender?