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Can a sinus infection cause red spots on palate of mouth and a sore tounge? slight temprature, headaches, dizziness and green mucus/foul smelling.

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Dr. Paul Grin answered

Specializes in Pain Management

Yes, it can: It's called palatal petechiae and caused by repeated coughing, sneezing. In addition, palatal petechia may be caused by suction. For example, if you have sinus infection or seasonal allergies and an "itchy throat" clicks the palate against the tongue, petechiae are formed as a result of the suction. Rec. Check with your pcp or dentist for the detailed investigation.

Answered 3/22/2020

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Yes: And if you truly have an infection (to be determined by clinical examination/lab tests, your Physician can then prescriber the appropriate medication. Please don't try to go this alone, get professional help.

Answered 3/22/2020

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