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Blood in cough after one week of biopsy
It has been one Week... 7 days.. Since my 69 year old mother got Needle Biopsy and following that everything was good, no complaints.. But today after 7days suddenly she's having urge to cough and when she does deep red one teaspoon blood is coming out.. Is this normal after one week? Is this serious? What should we do? No other symptoms happening..
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Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment for the same
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Depends on quantity of blood and colour of blood
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Please consult a pulmonologist online or offline for proper evaluation and treatment
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It's not normal.
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Pl consult pulmonologist with detailed history and reports and treatment taken for better evaluation and treatment.
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get cxr
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Normal
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