See your physician: There are numerous medical conditions that can cause this myriad of signs/ symptoms. You definitely need to see a qualified physician. In this case an internal medicine specialist or family practice physician would be an excellent place to start. You may later need to see a specialist depending on what other laboratory work demonstrates.
Answered 9/14/2015
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Not Dental: It is definitely not a dental problem. I had a 17 year old patient with similar symptoms, very swollen and bleeding gums and after getting referred out to a medical doctor, she was diagnose with leukemia. Aids is another possibility. See your medical doctor asap or go strait to the hospital to get a complete physical exam and blood tests. Best wishes.
Answered 12/6/2012
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Further eval needed: What is your platelet counts?How low is your white blood cells. There are different things that can cause those symptoms- including blood cancer, autoimmune problems, infections, etc. Definitely, you should go to see your doctor and have your doctor examined you carefully and have further evaluation- that will include blood work, imaging of the abdomen perhaps and other necessary tests accordingly.
Answered 10/4/2016
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