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Coughed up a blood clot after nosebleed, is this normal?
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Yes: Not uncommon. Just keep an eye on how much blood you cough up. It should slow down as the bloody nose has stopped. If you continue coughing up blood, then this might be a whole new set of problems.
Answered 10/9/2017
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