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I woke up in the morning and coughed up red flemm. only once and it wasn't a big portion but s decent amount. what could this mean?
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Mgt.: Please see a physician right away. The source of the bleeding may be the nasal passages, lungs or GI, and testing may be indicated. Avoid aspirin and Motrin until you see acute care.
Answered 11/28/2017
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