Is gum haemorrhage leukaemia

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For most people with oral diseases, gingival bleeding is a very common thing in their life. However, people with leukemia also have symptoms of gingival bleeding on weekdays. Therefore, for the analysis of whether gingival bleeding is leukemia, please see the answers below.

Is gum haemorrhage leukaemia

First of all: in life, improper brushing operation or fire and other factors will cause gingival bleeding phenomenon, but if the patient has black, then we have to go to the hospital to check.

Secondly, gingival bleeding is caused by gingivitis caused by stimulation of gingival by dental calculus, such as scurvy (vitamin C deficiency), Henoch Schonlein purpura, thrombocytopenia, leukemia, hemophilia and chronic liver disease.

Finally: there are many clinical manifestations of leukemia, gingival bleeding is also a clinical manifestation of leukemia, that is to say, gingival bleeding is not necessarily leukemia, but there may be gingival bleeding in leukemia.

matters needing attention

In fact, gingival bleeding is not necessarily leukemia, in the occurrence of gingival bleeding, patients must pay attention to maintain oral health.