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High bp, cough, irregular periods
My mom is suffering from phlegm since 3 months tried many medications but not cured. From last week she is also experiencing blood along with the phlegm. She is feeling low. Experiencing nausea and vomiting. Experiencing frequent cramps in the body. Her blood pressure was earlier 200/110mmHg but after medication it is comming down to normal. Gynaecologist checked her for her irregular periods but that was fine as stated by her. She referred to to a general physian for her blood pressure now it is comming to normal but the phlegm and frequent vomiting is still there. What to do next. Which specialist i should see.
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