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Blood during Cough.

Asked for Male, 34 Years

Getting blood in cough from last 2 days. It is bright red in colour. Slight pain in left shoulder and lower back is also there.

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Dr. Premshankar Gupta

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Hi, Blood in cough is not a good sign you should visit to a physician and get yourself checked thoroughly. Pain in shoulder and lower back can also be evaluated by physician at the same time to find out the cause. Get chest x-ray done.

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