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Blood at back of throat and tongue in the morning after my sleep most mornings for the last month or so, treated with nasal spray, it had made a difference and stopped it, but it started up again, what could this be?
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Nose bleed: This is most likely due to dryness of your nasal tissues. You didn't specify what kind of nasal spray you used. Saline spray prior to going to sleep will help keep your nose moist. If it persists you should see an ENT doctor .
Answered 6/24/2020
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