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Should i go to the er i am coughing up foam and having problems breathing?
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Yes: I feel these symptoms of trouble breathing and coughing up of foamy material should be evaluated by a physician as you are in distress. Even if nothing serious is found you won't be reassured until a physician assesses these symptoms.
Answered 8/4/2016
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