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I’ve been spitting blood since few months. I went to consult with an ENT on June. She said my throat looks fine and there is a small dent inside my nose and prescribed me with some medicines. The blood went away for a few days. I have a blood test report from June 4th. I have not been able to get it checked due to my schedule. My history is I had been smoking a lot due to stress. I’ve reduced. Whenever I smoke, I can smell blood when I breathe and I spit or (maybe cough) blood. I feel like something is mildly blocking my lungs when I breathe.
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kindly connect..need to evaluate you properly..all other probable causes must be ruled out
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Please get a chest X-ray done at the earliest and review with your pulmonologist, who can also help you quit smoking
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You need certain tests to be done. Pl consult.
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You require evaluation for lung related cause for blood
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Consult a pulmonologist
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