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A member asked:
My girlfriend has a red dot under her tongue, looks like a clot, what could it be? something to be concerned about?
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Clot: This is consistent with a blood blister but without seeing it something more severe cannot be ruled out. I suggest you see your physician for confirmation.
Answered 6/19/2014
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