Pregnant woman vomits bitter water with blood

If you vomit bitter water and see blood during pregnancy, it is caused by pregnancy reaction if it is in the early stage of pregnancy. During the process of nausea and vomiting, the capillaries in the esophagus or stomach may rupture and blood may appear. If it is not a pregnancy reaction, the pregnancy reaction period has long passed. If there is also a bitter taste in the saliva and contains blood, it means it is caused by getting angry.

If you have pharyngitis or throat inflammation, you will have a bitter taste in the mouth, bad breath, hematoma at the tonsillitis site, or gingivitis in the mouth, which causes bleeding. You need to drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. If the condition is serious, you can also drink honeysuckle tea to relieve the symptoms of getting angry.

Blood in saliva is common in dental diseases, such as gingivitis and dentin hypersensitivity. It does not rule out systemic diseases, especially blood diseases that cause swollen gums and low platelets. For example, sepsis is most likely to cause blood in saliva. If there is blood in the saliva, it is also necessary to consider whether it is a submandibular gland disease. In the acute course of mumps, in addition to high fever and jaw pain, there will also be blood in the saliva.

Some patients experience bleeding gums when brushing their teeth. Blood in the saliva occurs during sleep at night, which is excreted from the body when awake in the morning, and blood is found. It is important to distinguish whether there is blood in the saliva or in the sputum. Patients with chronic respiratory diseases, especially tuberculosis, are most likely to have blood in the sputum. In short, blood in saliva is mainly considered to be dental disease, and gum disease includes gingival changes and bleeding in the throat, which requires further examination by throat CT.