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Hemoptysis (bloody sputum) for treatment of tuberculosis, is this right?
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Bloody sputum: can occur if you have Tuberculosis. Make sure that your doctor is aware of these symptoms. You don't want to transmit TB to others.
Answered 7/3/2014
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