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Three, four weeks ago i vomited pink with some streaks of blood in it. i was taking apo-sulfatrim at that time and also was coughing a lot. is it ok?
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Most likely yes: If you had ben coughing and taking medications and it has not recurred you are probably ok, if it happens again , please se your doctor.
Answered 7/18/2013
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