How does sudden gum bleed return a responsibility

Sudden gum bleeding may be caused by local stimulation factors, improper brushing methods, vitamin deficiency, drug effects, systemic diseases and other reasons. 1. Local stimulation factors such as dental calculus, plaque and other stimulation gums, can lead to gum inflammation, and then cause bleeding. Daily oral cleaning is not timely, food residues, soft dirt and so on easily accumulate on the tooth surface and around the gums, gradually forming dental calculus and plaque. These substances will stimulate the gums, making them red, fragile, easy to bleed. 2. Improper brushing methods or use of hard toothbrush, may damage the gums and cause bleeding. Incorrect brushing methods may cause mechanical damage to the gums, especially in the long term, which may cause repeated injuries to the gums and easily cause bleeding. 3. Vitamin deficiency, vitamin C deficiency, etc. may make the gingival tissue fragile and prone to bleeding. Vitamin C plays an important role in maintaining the normal structure and function of tissues such as the gums. When deficient, it may cause the gums to bleed easily. Some drugs such as anticoagulant drugs may also cause bleeding gums. These drugs interfere with the normal clotting mechanism and increase the risk of bleeding.5. Systemic diseases Some systemic diseases such as blood system diseases Gingival bleeding may also be caused by (such as thrombocytopenia purpura, leukemia, etc.), hypertension, etc. These diseases affect blood coagulation function or lead to increased vascular pressure, making gums prone to bleeding, and this bleeding may be difficult to stop, and may also be accompanied by other physical symptoms. When gum bleeding occurs suddenly, the following measures should be taken: First of all, keep calm, can use clean gauze or cotton balls to press the bleeding site for a period of time to help stop bleeding. At the same time, pay attention to oral hygiene, brush your teeth correctly. If bleeding is frequent or accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, such as persistent gum redness, pain, bleeding in other parts of the body, etc., you should seek medical attention in time, conduct relevant examinations, such as blood routine, coagulation function, etc., to clarify the cause, and under the guidance of a doctor for targeted treatment. In addition, regular oral examination and cleaning are also important measures to prevent gum bleeding and other oral diseases.