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  • 22/01/2025

I had a bike accident about 5 days back. I've got some rashes on my left hand and there's an injury above my left eye, plus my eye got a little hurt too. A couple of days ago, I noticed some blood in my sputum when I was clearing my throat in the evening, and the same thing happened the next two mornings. I'm kind of worried. What could be going on?

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