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Woke With Blood Clots In Mouth. On Warfarin For DVT. Cause Of Concern?

I woke up with blood clots in my mouth. Even after I rinsed my mouth out they kept coming. I fell asleep again and the biggest ones (the size of a pencil eraser) were in my mouth when I woke up the second time. I am being treated for a DVT with warfarin. What should be my concerns? Do I need to see a specialist? If so, what kind?
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Yes you need to visit your family doctor or ED fairly urgently as your dose of warfarin may be too high.
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Woke With Blood Clots In Mouth. On Warfarin For DVT. Cause Of Concern?

Hi, Yes you need to visit your family doctor or ED fairly urgently as your dose of warfarin may be too high.