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Small quantity of blood in saliva After waking up. I had cavities and if I brush bit hard, I get blood from gums. Not understanding the source of blood in saliva after waking up. Is it from the gums accumulating and coming out in small quantities in morning? No cough, no chest pain, no throat pain. Nothing abnormal.
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Yes its mainly from gums only as per description you have made. Get your teeth cleaned by the dentist (scaling)
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