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Tiny amount of blood after sneezing, through mouth. brown in colour. taking daily blood thinners, 21 years old, good blood pressure. should i worry?
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Bleeding: I do not know why you were taking blood thinners at 19 years of age I would suggest if they have been prescribed by physician you should see that doctor to make sure that what you were taking is in the right amount
Answered 1/24/2015
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