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What Coud Cause Bleeding In Teeth With Fatigue?

This morning while I was brushing my teeth, I noticed my toothbrush was orange and I spit out more blood than usual about three times. I brush my teeth often and probably a little too hard, but this seemed more excessive than usual and felt as if it was coming from my throat than my gums or anything. I have been feeling really fatigued and have trouble sleeping at night as well which is making me really paranoid. What could it be? Should I be worrying?
Mon, 26 May 2014
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Hello:) Welcome to HCM.

Gum bleeding is not normal. It is suggestive of gingivitis.
You may experience bad breath as well.
I strongly recommend you to go for a professional scaling with your dentist.
Also maintain proper oral hygiene.
Use mouthwash everyday for 1 week, followed by thrice every week.

Gum infection will not lead to major fatigue or hematemesis, please consult your physician, if it persists.

Regards.
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What Coud Cause Bleeding In Teeth With Fatigue?

Hello:) Welcome to HCM. Gum bleeding is not normal. It is suggestive of gingivitis. You may experience bad breath as well. I strongly recommend you to go for a professional scaling with your dentist. Also maintain proper oral hygiene. Use mouthwash everyday for 1 week, followed by thrice every week. Gum infection will not lead to major fatigue or hematemesis, please consult your physician, if it persists. Regards.