I have a headache with a toothache also, some scant bleeding in the gum.

Time for the Dentist: Toothaches can cause generalized headaches. I would take care of the dental problem first! See your general Dentist. If yoy don't have one,your local Dental Society may help u find one. Good Luck! Hope this helps Dr Z

Get checked: The toothache should be checked by a dentist. Typically such tooth pani suggests that the tooth is unhealthy with an abscess. If this an upper tooth, then perhaps the HA pain could be related to the tooth issue. Bleeding from the gums suggest periodontal disease. Get checked.

Ok....: Sounds like you need to see a dentist. Please call a local dentist for an appointment.

Get checked: It's best to have your dentist check. Your gums should not bleed and you should have a toothache.

Sounds like an infec: This sounds like an infection around a tooth could be periodontal ie gums or Endodontics ie the tooths nerve. You should see a qualified Periodontist to have an X-ray and proper diagnosis ASAP

Headache toothache: Your headache may be related to your toothache. What are you witting for? See a dentist and get this treated ASAP. It will not heal itself.

2 separate problems: These problems should be managed by your PCP and your dentist. 1. Toothaches and gum problems are common but usually can be resolved by visiting the dentist. 2. Headache treatment varies depending on the type of headache you have. See your PCP for diagnostic and treatment.

Toothache: Often means infection. Headache may indicated infection is spreading. Please see your Dentist to determine the cause of your symptoms and to treat the cause.