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Haemoptysis is a common symptom that can occur in a variety of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. Here we describe an interesting case of haemoptysis who was first mistook as pulmonary tuberculosis and then as bronchogenic carcinoma before being referred to us and was ultimately found to have aortic dissection. It is an unusual presentation of a rare condition associated with a grave prognosis and even death if not diagnosed and managed promptly.