I have been experiencing bleeding in my mouth, it occurs anytime during the day/ evening.
The other night I experienced a blood clot, I have had another dentist appointment and everything is fine.
Today I have experienced dull ache in the left side of my chest, even when I am sitting down, I have contacted my GP still waiting for appointment. I am waiting for a valve replacement too.
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As you have been to the dentist did you mention it to them to see what they thought could be the cause
I would make sure I got an appointment with the Doctor it could be some simple explanation but needs to be investigated what is causing this to happen
If the dull aching and bleeding continue then I would try and be very assertive with the receptionists at your surgery stressing you need an appointment now you cannot wait and if that fails then the only other thing I could suggest is to go to A&E which I know is something you would maybe not want to do but this does need looking into
I really hope you get someone to see you and let us know how you get on x
Get it checked out and sorted If you are on blood thinners even just aspirin it could well be that butyou need to be assertive and get that GP appointment Good luck
In case you find difficulty getting an appointment, or getting a referral to a specialist, it helps to know some of the pressure points, the magic words. In your case try:
** I saw a dentist and he told me to see a doctor
** ??? I coughed some blood and the dentist said it was not the teeth.
I agree with what ILowe has said above. If you have seen a dentist and they have confirmed it is not a dental issue you now need to see your doctor to discuss the issue. Push for an appointment as soon as possible.
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