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Bleeding in gum
Today my doctor removed little part of gum above my tooth.Aftr cutting the gum area by small amount this morning,till now I am having little bleeding of blood at random times.Is it normal or should I consult the doctor again.
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Apply cold ice, avoid hot spicy food and not to touch with tongue or finger. .still it bleeds then c a dentist nearby.
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Leave the wound untouched...
Don't disturb it.
Use a cold pack... Drink cold water etc.
Don't touch with finger or tongue to see if it's bleeding or not....if u do so it definitely will bleed.
Avoid hard hot and spicy food for two days... Eat from the other side.
No hot beverages/ smoking/ alcohol consumption etc
U will be fine. Don't panic.
If possible see your Doctor once
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Hi,just keep a cotton pellet dipped and squeezed in ice cold water and put it over the affected bleeding site,eat a plain cup icecream and provide us details of your medical history so that I can prescribe you a tablet to stop bleeding,also donot spit saliva.
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