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My father spat out a lil blood is it anything serious? what could it be? with a lil middle section chest pain should i be worried?
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Hemoptysis: The most common cause of coughing up blood is infection i.e. Bronchitis. This can be a complicated issue and is best dealt with your primary care doctor.
Answered 7/18/2013
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