Brown Saliva After Gag - Hi, I Brush My Teeth Twice A Day

Brown Saliva After Gag

Asked for Male, 24 Years

Hi, I brush my teeth twice a day along with cleaning my tongue as well. Sometimes, cleaning tongue makes me gag hard and after spitting 2-3 times after that, I get brown/rusty tinge in my saliva. On close inspection, it does not look like blood but I'm not sure. I don't know if it's coming from throat or my stomach. The saliva is clear for rest of the day. Help would be appreciated. Thanks

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