Inflammation: Your gums are inflamed, most likely from trapped bacteria and calculus. If so, the solution is to seek the care of a local dentist.
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Dentist: Either inflammation/infection from tooth or gums. See dentist for exam/treatment.
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Gum Swelling: Hey Ruby, There can be a variety of reasons why your gums swell. It can be caused by gum disease, an injury, something lodged beneath, etc. It would be best to see a dentist soon unless the swelling and sensitivity goes away and seems to be completely healed.
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Gingivitis?: If you noticed a swelling, sensitivity or frequent bleeding gums, it may be a sign that you are at risk for or already have gum disease. Gingivitis is a serious problem, which should be diagnosed professionally by a dentist. Do not delay, call a dentist ASAP.
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Many possibilities: Probably bacterial infection of teeth (abscess) or gums (periodontal disease). Can also be allergic reaction to foods or Meds, fungal or viral infection, other bacterial infections, neoplasms, etc. you must see a professional, a Dentist, ASAP for differential diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan. Don't treat the symptoms, treat the cause. Seek help now.
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