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Had bronchoscopy with washing. woke up from sedation,with left, side of lower lip swollen blister type thing. is this normal? should i pop it?
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Don't pop it: This probably means that something was resting on your lip during the procedure and you were unaware because you were asleep. Most likely it was a mouth guard that is typically used - to make sure you don't bite down on the scope. If you can avoid it, I wouldn't pop it. This may open it up and risk infection.
Answered 4/25/2017
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