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Spontaneous tongue hematoma is a known rare adverse side effect associated with warfarin therapy. There is a long list of drug-to-drug interactions with warfarin that may contribute to a rise in international normalized ratio (INR) levels, increasing the risk of bleeding. We present a case of an elderly female patient who presented with oral dysphagia and spontaneous oral cavity bleeding while on warfarin therapy. She was found to have tongue hematoma and necrosis. A week prior she started treatment with topical miconazole for oral candid
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