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A member asked:
Why do i blow out blood every morning? using a cpap machine with a lot of humidity and using moisturizing spray also. is this a sinus infection? my wbc has been high and don't know why?
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For all the things you reported in your question, you should see your internist as soon as you can.
Answered 12/10/2021
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