Gum infection cause fever
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Its possible a dental infection can cause a low grade fever if the infection has spread into the bloodstream but since its an infection, usually it'll worsen. Any dental pain in the mouth at all? Or swelling?
Have you been test or checked for fibromyalgia? I'm not a medical doctor so I don't know how to diagnose but off the top of my head, that may be a possible diagnosis.
One prostitute hold my hands strongly after when I noticed my hand red in colour after 3 weeks I had a suddenly flu fever bleeding in my gum high blood pressure bad taste in my salaiva mouth ulcer still I got ulcer weight loss Unexplained tirdness and some black spots in my hand
after some weeks I was normal still I got bad taste in my gum and mouth ulcer my weight remain same .when I concent with doctor they said cos of this HIV won't spread.
For the past two weeks I have had two canker sores on both sides of my cheek and the tip and sides of my tongue and now I have a pretty painful canker sore on the bottom of my gum. What is going on with my mouth, my school nurse just told me it happens from time to time. I am really freaking out because I read online that mouth ulcers/canker sores it could be a sign of an HIV infection.
After a few trips to the doctors and the hospital the doctor assumed do to my high levels of infection in blood that it was most likely a bacterial infection of an unknown cause so I was prescribed antibiotics. After a couple of days on antibiotics my fever and headaches went away although I was still tired for a few days.
this can make teeth loose (and cause the need for them to be extracted), cause gum abcesses (which may be what you have) and cause other problems. OR, you may have an abcessed tooth. Either way, you need to be seen by a dentist. You should have a full set of films and a complete exam. If it goes away on its own, it is becasue yor body is fighting it, not because the cause of the problem is gone....
your daughter could have an infection or gum disease. the main symptom of gum disease is bleeding gums. then if it is left untreated it could lead to tooth loss. speak to your doctor and also speak to your dentist. i hope your daughter feels ok soon.i don't know what has been causing her to have a high temperature. i think it could be to do with an infection. if her temperature goes back to one hundred or over take her straight to hospital.
On the same day crown was fitted pt was diagnosed by primary care physician w viral infection (cold) and bacterial (sinus) infection. Also on same day crown was fitted pt had two moles removed w subsequent skin infection at removal sites (swelling, redness, pus) resolved after about 1-2 wks. Antibiotic was RX by primary care physician for sinus infection only; also during this time both of the pain medications listed above were RX (along w OTC ibuprofen).
How can a gum infection cause heart disease and why don't all older people die from it then?
I was diagnosed with Scarlet Fever two weeks ago and prescribed penicillin for 10 days to clear it. I had a high fever, major sore throat with white puss on, a rash on my body and arms and now peeling hands, arms and feet.
I am wondering how I contracted this. I have met a new partner three weeks ago and all we have done is kiss (alot) and mutually masturbate. My Partner though was diagnosed with Tonsillitis in March and was hospitalised for it. They made a full recovery with penicillin.
What can be the other reasons for these lymph nodes in neck to swell ,along with fever and a gum infection/ulcer. (My doctor has not diagnosed it precisely)
3. These lymph node swelling has freaked me out as I have never had them before in life. Everywhere I read there is an HIV cause in the list. Do I need to worry???
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Thanks you for all the help.
Hi, I have the same spitting condition, have it with every pregnancy, it accompanies my hyperemesis gravidarum (severe morning sickness, mine controlled with Zofran dissolvable pill & Phernergan). I know it's disgusting, quite yucky. What helps me is chewing gum, I also have these sour hard candy I got from Motherhood Maternity, & those B-natal lollipops. I'm starting on the pepermint candy canes too, helps with the extra salivation. Hope this helps.
, overt AIDS), not of early HIV infection. And a brief illness with one day of fever is not consistent with HIV as the cause. A viral respiratory infection or strep sounds more likely than either thrush or HIV as the cause of your symptoms.
See a health care provider if you remain concerned about this. But there is nothing in your story that makes me worried about a new HIV infection.
ve been noticing these tiny red pin pricks all over my arms, thighs and stomach. I do not have any other symptoms such as nose bleeds, bleeding gum, fever or a viral infection. I feel good, so I literally have no clue where they are coming from. I have checked my mom's skins and she has them as well. Can cherry angiomas be the size of a pin prick? I have one on my chest and that one seems more raised than the others, who blend in smoothly with the skin. I would really appreciate an answer!
The abscess usually originates from a bacterial infection and is mostly caused by a dental infection. The common presenting complaints are severe toothache, breath odour, fever, pain when chewing, sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling of gums, swollen glands etc. It can be diagnosed with the help of clinical examination, dental x-rays and other tests. Antibiotics are given for the infection. Warm salt-water rinses and over-the-counter pain relievers may relieve the toothache and fever.
I had a gum infection about a month ago and the dentist put me on antibiotics and i took the full course. I thought that had got rid of the infection because i didn't have the vile taste in my mouth that i had.
I worrying today because i can taste the taste i had when i had the infection. The other day i kissed and was intimate with a man and i thought it had cleared so i didn't worry about the infection that day.
t mention is bacterial vaginosis (BV). You might call the GUM clinic and ask if they suspected BV -- generally not an STD, but can cause similar symptoms. It's a judgment call as to whether or not to treat BV with antibiotics, depending on the severity and other factors. But don't get your hopes up. Most of your symptoms don't suggest BV as the cause.
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A clinical examination is necessary to confirm the cause. Inflamed papillae can sometimes cause small, painful bumps on the top surface or upper sides of your tongue. White bumps on the inside of lower lip are Enlarged papillae, cold sores are few other possibilities. Sexually transmitted diseases, cancer and allergic reactions are some medical conditions that can present symptoms of white bumps on the lips. One common cause for white bumps on tongue is yeast infection.
after a few bouts of antibiotics I go in for a root canal for the tooth that appears to be the cause (same tooth/gum area as surgery). The dentist tells me the root is brown & completely dead but not signs of further infection or deterioration in the gum or tooth itself, so that's good news according to him.
I've had a few sinus infections since that time that start with the same pressure & pain in my face over the past year or so.
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