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Chest pain radiating to lower back (kidney area) when breathing . bloody/black mucous , no sore throat , no runny nose, minor headache and fatigue.
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Pain from Chest: The pain is coming from the covering of your lung. The blood you are coughing up could be serious. You need to see a health cre provide and get s chest x-ray.
Answered 6/21/2017
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