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Blood clot in mouth in morning and i'm pregnant. is this normal?
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Depends on cause: Oral bleeding can be a sign of low platelets, which may be concerning. I would check your blood counts to see if you have normal platelets. Stds and other infections can cause oral bleeding and sores as well.
Answered 4/14/2014
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