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I spit blood never happen to me before also having chest pain shortness of breath dizziness?
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See a doctor soon: Luckily, most blood that is coughed up is from swallowed blood from the nose. However, with your other symptoms you may have pneumonia, asthma, or even tuberculosis (although unlikely). Time to see your dr!
Answered 5/16/2016
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