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Popped vein in tongue will heal? how long will it take?
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Emergency! : See a dentist, an oral surgeon, or go to the emergency room immediately. The blood vessels, arteries and veins, in the tongue when perforated or rupture cause a hemorrhage where you can loose a lot of blood in a very short time - this can threaten your life! seek help immediately!
Answered 4/13/2015
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