There is always blood in the mouth, what s going on?

Hello! In your case, I personally think it is safer to go to the hospital for a check-up.

When there is a lot of calculus, it is normal to have bleeding after cleaning, I still have sore teeth after washing, see that your bleeding is not very serious, it should not be a blood disease, this oral knowledge, you can go to the medical universe to see, there are a lot of oral knowledge, you can understand, don't scare yourself.

This is a very common problem, because the gums are inflamed before scaling, and they will bleed, but after the teeth are cleaned, the inflammation of the gums will slowly disappear, and the gums will not bleed when they are healthy, which is not a blood disease. Don't worry too much.

There are a variety of microorganisms near the teeth, and when the acid-base balance of the oral cavity is out of balance, these microorganisms will attack the gums and teeth, and at this time, white blood cells will accumulate near the injured gums, and they are easy to bleed when touched.

Eat more oranges or something

Definition Oral bleeding generally refers to bleeding from the gums and oral mucosa.

Possible Diseases Causes of oral bleeding can be caused by oral diseases such as periodontitis, mouth ulcers; It can also be caused by systemic diseases, such as scurvy, blood diseases, hypertension, liver disease, diabetes, etc.

References If oral bleeding is found, you should first go to the dentist. This is especially true for bleeding gums caused by local causes such as gingivitis and periodontitis.

If you have frequent bleeding gums, and have picky eating habits (such as not liking vegetables, fruits, etc.), and have no oral diseases after stomatological consultation, you should consider whether there is a possibility of vitamin C, K deficiency, etc., and should go to the internal medicine department.

Patients with frequent bleeding in the oral cavity accompanied by multiple bleeding throughout the body, such as nosebleeds, ** bleeding spots or ecchymosis, and pale and obvious anemia should be referred to the hematology department for further examination.

Other: Oral bleeding can also be caused by some chronic diseases, such as diabetes mellitus and some wasting diseases. Elderly patients with hypertension have more bleeding due to arteriosclerosis and increased capillary fragility, and the gingival tissue is easily damaged and bleeding is large.

Patients with liver disease may have low coagulation function due to liver cirrhosis, hypersplenism, etc., and may also have bleeding gums.

1.routine blood tests; 2.blood pressure measurement; 3.liver function tests; 4.Bone marrow aspirate, etc.

It can be caused by inflammation of the gums. It is recommended that you go to a regular dental hospital for examination, and it is best to clean your teeth and put some anti-inflammatory drugs.

It's periodontitis ......Go to anti-inflammatory drugs and buy some to eat.