Yes, it definitely could be. I'm not sure exactly how it's related, but occasionally corns will get a puffy throat right before a shed. The only other thing you might want to do is check inside her mouth for any signs of mouth rot or respiratory infection. It's not super easy to open their mouths, so if she's otherwise acting normal (eating fine, pooping, behavior seems fine), then I would probably give her a week or so to see if she's about to go blue. If she does go into a shed, then you can check on it again after the shed. If it's still present at that point, a vet visit with a reptile specialist vet would be necessary.
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