Female 31 y, 32 weeks pregnant with #Hemoptysis and anemia, | Figure 1

Female 31 y, 32 weeks pregnant with #Hemoptysis and anemia, normal #Platelets normal white count, normal coagulation, fetal hearth and US is normal, normal LFT, normal KFT

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