Hi,I am having a problem from the past few days, that when I burshing my teeth in the morning and then gargling a small amount of blood comes out. But it shows only in the morning.I usually smokes a 3-4 cigrattes day. Please help me out to confirm which medical test I used to go for. Any precautions I have to follow.Thanks
Hello, Read your query, as you have blood after brushing and gargling at morning don't worry this is bleeding from gums is seen in patients with deposition of food debris and calculus at sublingual areas of gums, leads to condition gingivitis and periodontitis inflammation of gingival and periodontal fibers, as you have smoking habit also this also causes gingival fibers and periodontal fibers inflamed.  For this you should consult dentist and go for oral examination and Scaling and root planning, in meantime you should do warm saline gargle two - three times a day, Do chlorhexidine mouthwash, maintain proper oral hygiene by Brushing twice daily.  Hope this will help you.  