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August 25th, 2011
i've got flu for about 3 weeks. now it's getting better, but since yesterday if i cough in the morning after i wake up i spit blood. it's only the first spit that contain blood, after that there's no blood. what should i do?
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replied August 29th, 2011
Hello,

Welcome to ehealthforum

Blood in the spit is not normal and can be due to any infection in the throat and surrounding region.Since you had flu 3 weeks back it is advised to get a follow up evaluation done by the treating doctor.

Take Care!


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replied April 6th, 2013
there's a blood in my first spit wen i wake up in the morning what is the disease and cure? i dont have any medical insurance what should i do then?
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