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My daughter is four months she had bronchilitis she doing better. but she still has a cough and i noticed light blood what does this mean?
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Coughing blood: Go back to your doctor for reevaluation. Children should not cough blood after having bronchiolitis. My concern is something called a "superinfection, " which means one infection developing while your baby is still weak from another. Get her checked.
Answered 3/1/2013
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