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A member asked:
I sucked some stuff down from my sinuses threw my mouth and it had a smear of blood should i be worried ?
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Maybe: This likely represents blood from your sinuses which could be from a bloody nose, infection or inflammation. I would reccomend that you see your doctor and get it checked out.
Answered 7/27/2013
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