The thyroxine: Doesn't cause painful gums. If your level is normal, it's not the problem. Check w/your dentist.
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Not related: Your painful gums are caused by dental, periodontal disease. See a dentist about this. Meanwhile burush and floss you teeth. Rinse with an antimicrobial mouthwash like listerine. This can help, but not cure, until you get to a dentist.
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Painful gums: Thyroxine or thyroid disease would be less likely to cause painful gums. More information is needed to help.
Answered 8/13/2013
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