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My mom who is 70 has been on ecosprin and other blood thinners since october 2012 after suffering a stroke. She has got her tooth extracted 5 days back. She had stopped ecosprin for a couple of days befrore and after the extraction which she has now resumed. Her gum bleeds quite heavily atleast a couple of times in a day. It stops when we apply a tea leaves and ice pack. Can you please help me understand if this is ok, our stroke doctor is travelling and we are unable to reach him

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Dr. Ashok kumar answered : 11 years ago

Please visit your dentist again, there shouldn't be bleeding daily.your dentist 'll stop the bleeding or 'll do the needful. plz visit a nearby dentist, . plz visit you dentist,immediately . Have a good day

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