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Little blood from gums sometimes
I sometimes see Little blood mixed with saliva when I spit from 3 months.
It looks like that my gum is little swollen ( not much noticable).
Do I have pyria ?
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Please be advised
See bleeding can be due to both local and systemic reasons.i suggest you to please share history for confirmation of diagnosis and best treatment.for further details you can consult me
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Yes it cud be sign of pyria / periodontitis
Visit dentist for better diagnosis of problem
They will help you with teeth scaling and polishing
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Nothing to worry, you might have some gum infection due to food deposits.
Next Steps
-Try brushing twice daily
- use a mouthwash.
If these don't help, visit your nearest dentist and get your teeth cleaned once.
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Please attach pictures. They help us understand your problem much better.
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Hello dear,
Hope you are better now. Its just a small thing to cure. Dont worry. Your teeth might have lot of calculus over it and on gums. They are infection of mouth. You can visit us to clean and it can be completely solved. Please visit us to do scaling (professional cleaning).
Next Steps
scaling
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brush your teeth twice daily and gargle with warm salt water once daily
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