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I had 1 liter of bloody fluid drained from around my heart. i have had chronic sinus inflammation since nov. could these be related.
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Pericarditis: Only the physician managing this issue would have the facts necessary to answer your question with any degree of accuracy. Go back and chat with them.
Answered 5/4/2013
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