I ve been bleeding a lot lately? What to do? How can it be mitigated?

It may be scurvy, and it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a detailed examination to rule out blood diseases and make a clear diagnosis. I wish you a speedy and healthy life.

I also had severe bleeding from my teeth and gums, and I couldn't stop brushing my teeth in the morning, so I was so scared. Later, I went to see that it was caused by periodontitis and could be cleaned, but the bleeding after cleaning was not reduced but aggravated, and my college roommate asked me to make the United States Zhongxin research oral toothpaste, and there was no bleeding after brushing for a while.

There are many causes of bleeding gums, among which gingivitis, periodontitis, caries, etc. are one of the more common problems, which are considered to be brushing teeth not carefully enough and not cleaning comprehensively; The second is the bleeding gums caused by physical sub-health problems, which needs to be specifically analyzed; The third type is relatively rare and belongs to the problem of self-snow, which is rare and generally hereditary.

Gingivitis: After ultrasonic scaling to remove calculus, you can apply or brush your teeth with drugs for the gums (Dingpeng cream or Yunnan Baiyao toothpaste, etc.).

This is a manifestation of vitamin deficiency, usually eat more vegetables.

1.Develop good oral hygiene habits to prevent gingivitis and periodontitis;

2.Brush your teeth in the morning and evening in the right way, rinse your mouth after meals, and remove dirt and food debris can also prevent the formation of tartar and tartar;

3.The tea drink focuses on conditioning, and Suicao Ji Yi Bei Tooth Tea can be anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, clear heat and detoxify, reduce toothache and enhance immunity through strict scientific matching.

4.In addition, regular dental cleanings (scaling) are also good ways to maintain dental care.

In addition, bleeding gums may be a systemic bleeding disorder or a blood system disease such as leukemia, hemophilia, and aplastic anemia, and these diseases can cause symptoms of bleeding gums, so it should not be ignored.

Hello, have you ever had this situation before, according to what you said, the initial consideration may be caused by gingivitis, and secondly, you need to rule out whether you have a bleeding disorder, which requires you to further investigate.

It is recommended that you go to the dental department of a regular hospital to check your specific situation in detail, and if necessary, do coagulation function tests and blood routine tests, and conduct reasonable ** according to the results under the guidance of the attending physician.