Hi I woke up today with what looked like a blood clot on
the tip of my uvula.It looked dark red like(almost black)
like clotted blood.I once had one such on the inside of of
my cheeks , and it was due to cheek biting.Now there's no
way I could have bitten my uvula.Could this be realted to
my sinus problems or snoring(I do snore significantly).
Later in the day I gargled with an anti septic mouthwash
and the blob seemed to have washed away , even though
there's still some redness on the tip of the uvula.Any
ideas?It's no painful at all. jm
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uvula infection?
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Nocturnal nosebleed a possibility.
"jeffm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:cc6eg1$67l$1@ctb-
nnrp2.saix.net...Quoted message said:
Hi I woke up today with what looked like a blood clot on
the tip of my uvula.It looked dark red like(almost black)
like clotted blood.I once had one such on the inside of of
my cheeks , and it was due to cheek
biting.NowQuoted message said:
there's no way I could have bitten my uvula.Could this be
realted to my sinus problems or snoring(I do snore
significantly). Later in the day I gargled with an anti
septic mouthwash and the blob
seemedQuoted message said:
to have washed away , even though there's still some
redness on the tip of the uvula.Any ideas?It's no painful
at all. jm
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