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Uncontrolled bleeding from upper gum
I had uncontrolled bleeding from upper gum for more than a day.
Blood test revealed Bleed time 45 sec and clotting time as 2 min 15 sec.
Haemoglobin as 13.9
My age is 31 years, male.
Please suggest if the tests are normal and its remedy.
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Hello sir..
It may be due to hard and soft deposits (Plaque and calculus) which causes Gum infection (GINGIVITIS) and PERIODONTITIS which also leads to bleeding
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
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get a check up done by a dentist mostly it can b due to calculus and tartar .. but u need to chk with a dentist n do a scaling to get rid of bleeding
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visit us at smile time multispeciality dental and implant centre global business hub eon free zone kharadi ph 831920896eight
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get a scaling done
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Namaskaram, the hard and soft deposits near the gums cause it to swell up due to infection which cause bleeding. Using topical medicines may help temporarily. Your tests are normal. You just need to get a scaling and polishing done. Follow up with a diluted mouthrinse for 15 days.
Team Shambhala.
Next Steps
Visit a dentist for cleaning teeth at the earliest.
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Gargle with warm salt water for temporary relief. Twice a day.
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Hello sir, your routine blood reports are normal. Bleeding gums usually because of gingivitis or periodontitis that is swelling or in infection in the gums, basically because of hard deposits surrounding your teeth. Basically you require a all tooth cleaning first
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visit nearby dentist
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