Nausea, brushing your teeth, bleeding, what's going on?

Answer 1

Nausea and bleeding when brushing teeth could be caused by a variety of reasons.

** I. Local factors in the oral cavity **
1. ** Gumpitis and Periodontis **
- These two types of gum disease were relatively common. Due to the accumulation of plaque and stones, it stimulated the gum tissue and caused chronic inflammation of the gums. In the inflamed state, the gums were swollen and congested, and it was easy to bleed when the toothbrush touched them when brushing their teeth. At the same time, if the bloody and purulent secretions in the gums were brushed out, it would produce a strange smell, or the stimulation of the smell of blood might induce nausea and nausea. If it was inflammation, besides bleeding gums, it might also be accompanied by symptoms such as loosening teeth and pus overflow.
2. ** Brush your teeth incorrectly **
- If you brush your teeth too roughly or use the wrong brushing method, it may damage the gum tissue and cause bleeding. Moreover, the incorrect brushing method might irritate the mouth and throat, causing nausea.
3. ** Tooth disease **
- For example, tooth decay, mouth sores, etc. Tooth decay may cause bacteria, food residue and other irritants in the tooth cavity. When brushing teeth, it will stimulate the affected part, causing pain and other discomfort, resulting in nausea. Mouth ulcers will damage the oral mucus membrane. When brushing teeth, it will stimulate the sore surface, aggravate the pain, and may cause bleeding and nausea.

** 2. Digestive System **
1. ** Chronical Gastritis **
- The gastric mucus was in an inflamed state, and the stimulation of the toothpaste to the oral cavity might cause stomach discomfort, which could lead to nausea. At the same time, stomach discomfort may affect the overall state of the body. It is also easy to bleed when brushing your teeth. Moreover, frequent nausea is not good for the stomach. The two may affect each other.
2. ** Other diseases of the digestive tract (e.g., gastroenteritis)**
- These diseases could cause disturbances in the digestive tract. When brushing teeth, it would irritate the mouth and throat, which would stimulate the digestive tract and cause nausea, vomiting, and other reactions. It might also be accompanied by bleeding symptoms.

** 3. Other factors **
1. ** Rhinoceros, sinusitis **
- In the morning, patients with sinusies and sinusinusies would have a feeling of nausea when their pus and mucus flowed back into their mouth. This feeling might get worse when they brushed their teeth. At the same time, if they had problems with bleeding gums, they would feel nauseous and bleed when they brushed their teeth.
2. ** Chronical Pharynicitis **
- The chronic inflammation of the throat would make the reflex of the throat heavier, which could be manifested as retching, hoarseness of the throat and other symptoms. It was easy to cause nausea and nausea when brushing teeth. If there was bleeding gums at the same time, it was consistent with nausea and bleeding when brushing teeth.
3. ** Mental factors **
- Some people would feel fear, depression, and other emotions when brushing their teeth and stimulating their throat, which would cause symptoms such as disgust, nausea, and vomiting. If their gums had a tendency to bleed (for example, there was mild gums), there would be nausea and bleeding when brushing their teeth.
4. ** General factors (rare)**
- For example, a deficiency of vitamins C (which is now very rare), scurvy in the whole body, bleeding gums in the mouth, and other physical symptoms may be accompanied by nausea when brushing teeth. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, a woman's gums protruded in a spherical shape. They were bright red or purple-red and easy to bleed. It was called pregnancy epulis. There might also be bleeding when brushing teeth. If it was accompanied by digestive discomfort during pregnancy, there might be nausea when brushing teeth.
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