What causes gum swelling and pain during menstruation?

　　What causes gum swelling and pain during menstruation? Some female Toothache and gum swelling and pain may occur before or during menstruation. The pain will worsen when eating cold or hot food.

　　Causes of swollen and painful gums in women during menstruation

　　Estrogen secretion increases in premenstrual period, causing gum cell hyperplasia and edema, which can suppress pain sensation. nerve . The tooth nerve will also be particularly sensitive at this time, so teeth that usually don't hurt will show a slight soreness at this time.

　　When menstruation comes, Uterus Increased blood flow causes the blood vessels in the dental pulp and periodontal ligament to dilate and become congested, making it easier to cause toothache when exposed to external stimulation. Along with toothache, there may also be mild gum bleeding, which is also related to increased hormone levels. As estrogen levels decrease, gum bleeding will disappear naturally.

　　How to relieve gum swelling and pain during menstruation?

　　First of all, reduce the cold, hot and acid stimulation to the teeth during the menstrual period.

　　Rinse your mouth with water after eating, and tap your upper and lower teeth more often.

　　When your gums bleed, you can rinse your mouth with salt water. Use a soft toothbrush and avoid hard foods.

　　Usually eat more vegetables and fruits containing vitamin C. 》》》 12A classic dietary remedy for dysmenorrhea

　　Generally, after menstruation is over, gum swelling will be relieved and toothache will disappear. If the pain is unbearable or if you have wisdom teeth, you need to have them removed. Hospital examine.