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Son has acute sinusitis , took antibiotics yesterday, he now has bloody mucus should i be concerned or is this just the sinusitis?
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Probably not: Forceful and frequent nose blowing from sinusitis could be the reason for a small amount of blood.
Answered 2/20/2013
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