Blood blisters in mouth, possibly Angina bullosa haemorrhagica?

Hi - For over 15 years I've had a problem with blood blisters inside my mouth.  Sometimes the lining of my mouth, other times on my tongue.  They can occur almost anywhere.  One time my dentist simply rubbed my gums, and a blood sore appeared.  The only diagnosis I've found is Angina bullosa haemorrhagica.  Can there be anything else?  Eating is a major trigger, especially salty foods.  But just irriation can cause it also.  Recently the problem has become worse (last 6 months).  Often if I try to pop a blister to relieve the pain from it, it will end up growing much larger.  Do you have any suggestions of what I could try that might stop them from occurring?  Thanks. - Mark

[Kellygirl6]

I have had a similar situation.  They had the blister biopsied to tell for sure.  Have you had that done or  learned anything further?

[Zoe76]

I have the exact same thing,I get them on my tongue,in my throat,on my lips,roof of mouth....everywhere! There doesnt seem to be any treatment,the only thing I found to ease the pain is gargling with asprin. Im comforted by the fact Im not the only one to have it,nobody else seemed to know what the hell I was on about!