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I have been feeling unwell for the last 4 days, night sweats, headaches, nosebleeds, aching and recently blood dripping down my throat. ?
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Probably time: To be evaluated. While this could be a bad bronchial or sinus infection, with persistence of symptoms would also be worried about more serious conditions including leukemia. Time for a visit and a blood count at the least.
Answered 9/1/2013
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