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Pyorrhoea disease
My mother developed pyorrhoea.she has very bad breath and weak gums.from last 2 months she is suffering from bleeding gums and blood loss heavily.Due to coronavirus it's unsafe to go out.Can you suggest any home remedy for stopping the blood loss from the gum
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Take all precautions and Consult a dentist at the earliest
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Listen , I can understand because of corona virus, its difficult to go to your dentist. But if possible with precautions you can go to dentist. Because heavy bleeding from mouth means Pyorrhoea is in advanced stage in which bone which surrounds our teeth causes destruction because of which bad breath is there. Many times Pyorrhoea is associated with other medical conditions like diabetes, Bronchial asthama and sometimes it because of genetics or hereditary. Many times it us because if improper brushing of teeth and improper oral hygine methods.
You just do one thing , tell your mother to Use Rexidine plus mouthwash two times in a day ..10 ml of mouthwash. Tell her to use oral gel like mucopain or Rexidine m forte gel. U can order online also. Tell her gargle after having each food. And tell her to use ultrsoft toothbrush and sensodyne rapid relief toothpaste to brush her teeth. Tell her to brush her teeth twice in a day. Tell her to use Warm water saline gargles 4 to 5 times in a day.
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Dear practo user
Can use alum powder for gum massage twice a day.It will strengthen guns.
Need full mouth x-ray for further treatment.
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Hello practo user, you can use soft brush for brushing teeth twice a day and after brushing you can rinse the mouth with mouthwash twice . Use antibiotics after clinical consultation and clinical procedure of scaling and cleaning should be done as per your convinieance
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Hello practo user...
Pyorrhea is a disease that causes gum swelling and bleeding...and later on gums and bone destruction occur. It spreads due to persistence of infections.
So removal of infection is very much required.
Scaling and root planning is required followed by medication.
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if not possess to go outside. Antibiotics and mouthwash with good oral hygiene maintenance by yourself can stop further spread of infection.
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do not take any medication by yourself without doctors recommendation.
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Undergo full course of antibiotic.
Mouthwash.
If h/o diabetes, underlying cause of poo oral hygiene could be the same for poor gingival and periodontal health.
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In advanced stage of pyorrhea professional cleaning n gum Curattage is must for effective treatment. .
Still for some relief u may use chlorhex mouthwash twice a day half an hr before or after brushing...
Warm saline rinses 3-4 times a day...
Antibiotics r better to start after a clinical checkup...
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