It appears that your gingiva is inflamed, thus the bleeding. Have you seen a dentist for a professional cleaning in the past six months? If not, make an appointment. If you have built up calculus th brushing isn't really going to help until that calculus is removed.
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You are dealing with the physical results of oral hygiene neglect, not cancer. Improper oral hygiene coupled with lack of regular professional care can cause irritating tarter build-up, gum inflammation/infection, bleeding gums, etc. You need professional cleaning and instructions on proper Aral health care. Please see General Dentist as soon as possible to get back on the right track.
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