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Blood in spit up?

It's been a while since I've posted. I had my surgery December 2015. Didn't really have any trouble to speak of but fast forward to tonight. I ate too fast and I felt a burning pain in my chest as the food passed. I knew it would be coming back up soon but when it did it was accompanied by a lot of bright red streaks of blood in the mucus. It seems to have stopped but this has never happened before. Is this something I need to have checked out?

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    Yes, see a doctor because blood in spit-up could indicate an ulcer, gastritis, etc. But if you also feel dizzy and/or have breathing difficulty, go immediately to the ER.

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