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Coughing up blood again

2018-03-24 17:45:34
Hii.i am Raj and I am a tb patient since 1year ago.I take full course of DOT .and ive take it properly .but now again I am coughing up blood .why..I have no chest pain..why.?
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When did you complete the course?

Answered2018-03-24 17:58:27

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