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When i cough even once i'll get dizzy. i've had a history of vertigo and have been coughing up blood and was wondering if either of them were related?
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Get it checked: Unusual set of symptoms at your age. I would recommend seeing a Physician to determine the cause. You need a through evaluation especially with the history of coughing up blood
Answered 10/12/2015
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