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Coughing up blood. blood test showed raised white blood cells. lots of boils. pain in shoulder back and fingers. tired all time. loss of appetite?
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Blood cough: Okay you need to go and see your doctor asap. Coughing up blood is not a normal thing. Also you have raised wc's and pain and tiredness - this points to an infection usually bacterial. You need a chest x-ray and treatment.
Answered 6/9/2013
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