What are the related problems of having Bleeding Gums?
1: Gingivitis, Gingivitis refers to inflammation caused by the accumulation of plaque and calculus on the surface of the teeth in the gum area.
2. Tissue disease: The so-called tissue lesions include various, such as telangiectasia and gingival edema.
3. Visceral diseases: When visceral diseases occur, bleeding gums are also typical symptoms, such as uremia or liver cirrhosis, which are common in clinical practice, which will affect the body’s coagulation function.
4. Blood diseases: Blood diseases mainly refer to leukemia and hemophilia. Clinical survey data show that when these diseases develop to a certain extent, they will cause spontaneous bleeding of the gums.
5. Drug effects: Some prescription drugs can also increase the risk of bleeding gums, such as antihypertensive drugs, antiepileptic drugs, and sedatives
6. Unbalanced nutrition: At this time, it is recommended to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and appropriate vitamin supplementation can reduce the symptoms of bleeding gums.