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What Causes Chest Pain With Coughing Up Of Blood And Mucus?

about 3 days ago I started coughing up blood and mucus. Mostly blood and constantly. It stopped for a day then started back up this morning. I m experience slight pains in chest not to serious. Diahrrea that came suddenly. Any idea of what s wrong or how serious the problem is?
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
In my opinion you should first consult pulmonologist and get done chest x ray to rule out pneumonia.
As coughing out blood (haemoptysis) and chest pain indicates pneumonia.
So chest x ray is necessary to rule out this.
Pneumonia with diarrhoea is commonly seen in kleibseilla infection.
So consult pulmonologist and discuss all these.
You may need antibiotics and supportive drugs.
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What Causes Chest Pain With Coughing Up Of Blood And Mucus?

Thanks for your question on HCM. In my opinion you should first consult pulmonologist and get done chest x ray to rule out pneumonia. As coughing out blood (haemoptysis) and chest pain indicates pneumonia. So chest x ray is necessary to rule out this. Pneumonia with diarrhoea is commonly seen in kleibseilla infection. So consult pulmonologist and discuss all these. You may need antibiotics and supportive drugs.