What happens when you get up early and have blood in your mouth?

Early mouth blood, may be caused by a variety of reasons, such as poor brushing habits, dry environment, dental calculus, vitamin deficiency, gingivitis or periodontitis, blood system diseases, etc. 1. Bad brushing habits Brushing too hard or using a stiff toothbrush, may damage the gums and cause bleeding. 2. Dry environment When sleeping at night, the environment is dry, which may make the oral mucosa dry and easy to rupture and bleed. 3. Long-term accumulation of dental calculus will cause continuous irritation to the gums and cause gingival bleeding. 4. Vitamin deficiency Vitamin C deficiency may cause gingival tissue to become fragile and easy to bleed. 5. Gingivitis or periodontitis This is one of the more common causes. Dental plaque and calculus irritate gums for a long time, causing inflammation, redness and bleeding of gums, especially when brushing teeth or getting up in the morning. If not treated in time, inflammation will gradually increase, periodontal tissue will be destroyed, and even teeth may become loose. 6. Blood system diseases such as thrombocytopenia purpura, leukemia, etc., these diseases can affect coagulation function, leading to easy bleeding in various parts of the body, including the mouth. But usually accompanied by abnormal manifestations of other parts of the body, such as skin ecchymosis, nosebleed, etc. When it is found that there is blood in the mouth early, the first thing to do is to keep the mouth clean and use the correct brushing method. If bleeding persists or is accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, such as swollen gums, loose teeth, bleeding in other parts of the body, etc., seek medical attention in time, conduct oral examination and necessary blood examination to clarify the cause, and take corresponding treatment measures. For gingivitis and periodontitis, professional scaling and scraping are required;

For blood system diseases, specialist treatment for specific diseases is required. At the same time, pay attention to oral hygiene in daily life, wash teeth regularly, eat more vitamin-rich foods, and maintain appropriate indoor humidity.