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While sleeping, i believe i coughed up water or a like substance. should i be worried?
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Cough: How do you know that you coughed up this substance? Perhaps you have reflux and it was gastric juice? If you are not having pain, persistent cough or fever, you should not be worried.
Answered 1/3/2016
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