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A 20-year-old female asked:
20 f having body and joint aches, headache, fatigue, lack of appetite, swollen tonsils/ throat pain, spitting up large chunks of bloody mucus x2 days
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Dr. Homeira Izadianswered
32 years experience
Need complete exam: My dear, you need to see a physician for a complete exam and ruling out serious infectious diseases, including some labs and x-ray. Take it serious and see a doctor today. best wishes
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