Blood mixed saliva in the morning

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I spit very little amount of saliva mixed blood in the morning when i wake up... It happens only in the morning...rest of the day it remains fine... its not very raddish....i don't have any cough or chest pain....and general health is fine also.. My platelet count is 1.55 lacs.... I brush twice in a day...and gargle with mouthwash before i sleep...don't have any toothache... Its been happening since last one year.. sometimes it stops for a month and then starts again...sometimes in a gap of 2-3 days..sometimes daily...but all in the morning only... Kindly advice if its a serious issue .. Thanx

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Dr. Swati Nayak Diabetologist 15 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Swati Nayak

Diabetologist 15 yrs exp Bangalore

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It is not a serious issue. Since it only occurs in mornings, it may be due to a dry throat. Take ample water before you sleep each night, reduce salt intake in night food, and do a bit of gargling with warm water before bedtime...

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