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I have constant pain in the back of my eyeball and have been experiencing black out spells and coughing up blood. ??
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Too varied: There is no single diagnosis that would explain these varied symptoms which should be evaluated by your primary care physician, your ophthalmologist and perhaps a neurologist. Start with your primary care physician who will order appropriate tests and referrals to the proper specialists.
Answered 9/28/2015
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