Blood Spots In Saliva Usually On Waking Up With Itching In Throat, Grogginess In Voice, On Omeprazole. What Could Be Causing This?
Hi, I have noticed blood spots in my saliva when I clear my throat in the mornings recently. Usually when it happens I wake up with my throat kind of scratchy and also my voice a little groggy in the mornings. I am 29 years old and had been diagnosed with H Pyloir infection but did not take the medication as the doctor mentioned I should start the medication when it gets a little cold . To prevent acidity I have been taking Omeprazole in the mornings. Other than this I am pretty physically fit and have no other health concerns. Would you be able to advise what is causing this? Any answers will be greatly appreciated.
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Blood spot in the throat is not a clear indication of any particular event - there may a variety of reasons.
The source can be the gums, nose, throat or mouth - a look by you GP will help
It can be from the lungs - a chest X-ray may be needed
It can be from the stomach - if it was significant, you will have dark (tarry) stools.- stool must be tested for occult blood.
It doesn't sounds alarming - but it needs to be seen
God luck
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Blood Spots In Saliva Usually On Waking Up With Itching In Throat, Grogginess In Voice, On Omeprazole. What Could Be Causing This?
Hi Blood spot in the throat is not a clear indication of any particular event - there may a variety of reasons. The source can be the gums, nose, throat or mouth - a look by you GP will help It can be from the lungs - a chest X-ray may be needed It can be from the stomach - if it was significant, you will have dark (tarry) stools.- stool must be tested for occult blood. It doesn t sounds alarming - but it needs to be seen God luck