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I am 24 years old i am coughing blood for two days ago?
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That is a little: Bothersome. The most common cause in an otherwise healthy young person is severe bronchitis. If it is any significant amount, ie not just streaks in sputum, you should be seen and evaluated.
Answered 10/4/2016
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