I am 25 and I am having problems with my gums bleeding. I brush my teeth everyday and if I suck hard through my mouth my gums will start bleeding profusely. It has been happening more frequently lately. I have also noticed that my gums in the back where my wisdom teeth are supposed to be are swelling and more sensitive than they have been in the past with throbbing pain.
Thanks for your query, I have gone through your query. The bleeding gums could be because of the infected gums causing gingivitis or peritonitis. It can occur secondary to deposits due to improper maintenance oral hygiene. Consult your oral physician and get your teeth cleaned. If it is peritonitis of wisdom tooth you need to take radiograph to see the space in the bone whether tooth can erupt or not. If space is not sufficient to accommodate the tooth then tooth has to be removed. meanwhile till you consult a physician you can do saline gargling. After consulting the physician you can start with a course of antibiotic like penicillin and analgesics like diclofenac. I hope my answer will help you. Take care.