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It looks like some blood in the top of my mouth almost could look like blood inside my skin. what does that mean?
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Very common: Very common to have blood under the oral skin secondary to simple oral trauma. If persistent or severe see your doc as you could have a clotting or platelet disorder.
Answered 9/12/2012
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