Blood comes more from my teeth

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I am a patient of kidney stones. when I take antibiotic medicine blood doesn't go from my teeth otherwise so much blood flows from my teeth.what is the reason of going blood?

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Dr. Rachel Jacob Dentist 17 yrs exp Chennai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rachel Jacob

Dentist 17 yrs exp Chennai

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Hi. Profuse bleeding from gums can be because of accumulation of hard dirt deposits on your teeth or as a result of some medications you are taking. I would advice please see a dentist nearby.. To rule out the dental cause for the same... Once that's done n dental reason is cleared out... Then you can consult with your general physician for the same

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