Could the dark red blood I spit up in the morning after brushing my teeth be coming from my throat rather than my bleeding gums, and could this be related to my underactive thyroid or my high blood pressure medication, Repace-H? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could the dark red blood I spit up in the morning after brushing my teeth be coming from my throat rather than my bleeding gums, and could this be related to my underactive thyroid or my high blood pressure medication, Repace-H?

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Could the dark red blood I spit up in the morning after brushing my teeth be coming from my throat rather than my bleeding gums, and could this be related to my underactive thyroid or my high blood pressure medication, Repace-H?

Asked by Male, 31 · 8 days ago

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

8 days ago

The dark red blood is likely older blood that collected overnight, often coming from irritated gums or a dry throat. While your underactive thyroid and your blood pressure medication, Repace-H (losartan/hydrochlorothiazide), are unlikely to directly cause bleeding, they can contribute to a dry mouth or throat, making tissues more sensitive. I gently recommend scheduling a visit with your dentist to evaluate your gums and seeing your primary doctor to check your throat. They will help you find relief.

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