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Sometimes my lips and tongue turn blue,should i be concerned?
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Yes. Blue lips can: indicate low oxygen content of blood. See your primary care doc. A chest x-ray may be helpful to evaluate the pulmonary system. Take a picture,a before and after, to show the doc. Good luck.
Answered 3/11/2017
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