Yes: Your gums will bleed after flossing for two reasons; 1, your flossing to hard and cutting your gum tissue or 2, your gums are inflamed and need to be treated by your dentist.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Don't stop now...: When most people start flossing their gums may bleed. After a week or two of regular flossing it usually stops. If it doesn't it could be your technique. Or there may be a gum or medical problem. See how you do and if need be go back to your dentist or your md.
Answered 4/17/2013
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Continue flossing but see your Dentist to evaluate the condition of your gums, diagnose and treat the problem.
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