Re: Bleeding gums - - ig gingivitis?

Posted by BabyHerp on February 14, 2000 at 15:38:40:

In Reply to: Bleeding gums - - ig gingivitis? posted by Thumper on February 14, 2000 at 00:08:28:

No idea where the blood is coming from? Tiny hemorrhages need to be checked as soon as you discover them ...just to make sure not beginning stages of mouthrot. I'd swab the area with a good dose of Betadine late evening if you can see where the injury is... just to be on the safe side. Or if you have some Nolvasan (chlorhexidine) ...that would be ok too dip a Q-tip and swab the injury..just in case tissue is beginning to break down.
Gina

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• Should the Nolvasan be full strength? nm Thumper 02/14/00 (1)
  • i used it full strength on iZ's mouth ... just a couple drops tho ... nm iZ's mom 02/14/00 (0)

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: No idea where the blood is coming from? Tiny hemorrhages need to be checked as soon as you discover them ...just to make sure not beginning stages of mouthrot. I'd swab the area with a good dose of Betadine late evening if you can see where the injury is... just to be on the safe side. Or if you have some Nolvasan (chlorhexidine) ...that would be ok too dip a Q-tip and swab the injury..just in case tissue is beginning to break down. : Gina

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