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Blood in saliva and pain on the chest

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So a few weeks ago I suddenly noticed a had a little bit of blood in my saliva. I searched it up on google and symptoms could be cancer. Yet it all says when you cough it up, I dont know if thats important but I didn't cough it up, in fact I never had to cough. I just spit it out because right after I eat I clean my mouth. Now a few days ago it happened for the 2nd time. But they were both right after I ate baguettes which have hard and sharp crumbs so it could be some kind of wound in my throat? The blood came out of my throat and not my mouth, or at the very least very deep in my mouth. And it was a little bit

Now I started to worry when I also got some pain in my chest and on google lung cancer symptoms say that as well. But it's kinda vague what kind of pains in the chest its suppose to be. I only feel a bit of pain in my chest in certain positions but otherwise I feel nothing. It also happened to be turning winter here and I might have gone outside with too few clothing last weekend, so it might be because of the temperature?

Am I overworrying?

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  • michelle70460
    michelle70460 AnimeWorld

    Posted

    Hi. Could be a chest infection but it would be wise to go to a doctor. Also, try not to google, it just makes things worse. I could go on dr google & it will tell me i'm a man so please try & stay away from google. Nothing can replace your real doctor. Good luck.

  • kim12266
    kim12266 AnimeWorld

    Posted

    as its after eating its most likely a cut could be the surface of your tongue or gums eating hard foods would cause it

    • kim12266
      kim12266

      Posted

      bread wouldnt cause large wounds it would be small but enough to cause a bit of blood in the saliva

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