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What Causes Blood Filled Mouth & Teeth?

hi sir how are you.i am sohail from pakistan.ist of all im very thankfull to u guys for solving different problems realting our healths.i wanna ask u my younger sister is 21 years old and when she woke up in morning all of her front teeth and mouth is full of blood i consult many doctors but no luck .all of them says different things .plz tell me the best cure for that problem cause im getting very worried about my little sister.plz help me
Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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Thanks for using Health Care Magic.

Read your query.

Bleeding from the oral cavity could be due to gingivitis ( inflammation on the gums) and presence of calculus.

I wool advice you to consult a dentist and get her teeth cleaned professionally and followed by using mouth wash for a while .

Another query is she on any medications which is not been mentioned here.

If the bleeding is still persistent , get her complete blood profile done and check up with the physician .

Hope this was useful .

Thanks and regards.
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What Causes Blood Filled Mouth & Teeth?

Thanks for using Health Care Magic. Read your query. Bleeding from the oral cavity could be due to gingivitis ( inflammation on the gums) and presence of calculus. I wool advice you to consult a dentist and get her teeth cleaned professionally and followed by using mouth wash for a while . Another query is she on any medications which is not been mentioned here. If the bleeding is still persistent , get her complete blood profile done and check up with the physician . Hope this was useful . Thanks and regards.