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Blood in Spit
Hello Doctors, every morning when I spit before brush there is very small quantity of blood in my spit. Also I do not get it throughout the day. Rarely, I get one or two times more in day apart from morning. I am having this issue for the last couple of months. Please suggest what should I do?
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Go for scaling and polishing.
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Bleeding from gums indicates that their is some infection in gums. Maybe their are some deposits on tooth.
Scaling may be helpful, then follow proper hygiene measures.
Warm saline water rinses two to three times a day, use mouthwash.
Consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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It may be due to poor oral hygiene,calculus deposition and swollen gums . So you have to take proper treatment for it,as cleaning of teeth and use mouthwash and gumpaint .
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Greetings, sir
I have gone through your question, bleeding in spit suggests that your gums are swollen , and you need to get your teeth clean, it happens because of calculus deposition on teeth and gums.
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you should visit your dentist and get your teeth cleaned.
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hope this will help you.
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