I've never had the best teeth, and as a child my mother refused t educate me on oral health or encourage t. However when I started having to see a dentist regularily in my early teens I realised I was going to have to do something. Ever since I've been brushing at least twice a day.
I had gingivitis and always brushed until it bled to get rid of the infection. However a few days ago I discovered this red kind of bubble on my gums.
I can't see it well, but sometimes it's solid and other times it feels like I can pop it. When i brush my teeth it bleeds quite abit. I don't know if it's my gums or the bubble though. It just wont pop, but I think part of the reason might be that I'm afraid to pop it.
I want to know what it is and what i can do it get rid of it. I am most certain it's not a sexually transmitted disease seeign as i have never been sexually active. It started the day i had this allergic reaction to, something I ate I suppose because my lip swelled up.
For the past year I've been getting hives, which soemtimes swells my lips. I read about somethig called Stevens-Johnson syndrome, which is an allergic reaction and i thought maybe that was it.
Please help me. Thanks