Patient's question:
Six days after the stomach polyp surgery, I have swollen and painful gums. What should I do? It turns out my teeth weren't good to begin with. Today, two pieces of my tooth fell out, and the back gums have already started to swell.Doctor's answer:
54-year-old female, partial root resorption, gum swelling, recommended to visit the oral medicine department for examination and consultation. Based on your description, the preliminary diagnosis is periapical periodontitis. If the residual root cannot be saved, it can be removed after the inflammation is suppressed. If it can be saved, it can be repaired with a post and crown after treatment improvement. Polyps in the stomach are difficult to heal completely. Friends with this condition should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in fighting stomach polyps and believe that recovery is certain.