take COenzyme-Q-10, great stuff specially with gum problems. been experiencing this last year and this product gave me permanent relief.

try mouthwashes, they give temporary relief. for severe bleeding or soreness, consult your dentist.

some women going through menopause may find that their gums become extremely dry and likely to bleed. but this are uncommom symptoms.

try rinsing with salt water or hydrogen peroxide and water. avoid alcohol containing mouthwashes, this will only worsen the problem.

gum bleeding is a sign of inflamed gums or gingivitis. if sores, swelling and puffiness occurs, take advice from your doctor.

woman are at high risk of dental and gum problem during menopause. gingivitis is a common gum problem but if left untreated, it can lead to more serious problems like periodontitis.

persistent gum bleeding may be due to serious medical conditions. do you have any other unexplained symptoms with the bleeding?

what do you mean by unexplained symptoms with bleeding? aside from gum bleeding, i also suffer from sudden nose bleeding.

gum bleeding and sudden nose bleeding are symptoms of acute leukemia. talk to your doctor because your symptoms might not just be associated with menopause. never spectulate as you might end up stressing yourself over nothing.

OMG! are you kidding? i don't feel anything except for the bleeding thing. any more input?

i have bleeding gums too but my doctor says it's a gingivitis.but every now and then my nose bleeds too.should i be alarmed?

bleeding gums associated with bleeding nose is something that you should be worried about. it's unusual thing to happen.

bleeding gums and nose could cause a lot of things.
it can be dangerous if left untreated.
either way, i think it would be better if you have it check.

bleeding gums are most likely a menopause symptoms. but i suggest you speak to a dentist, they can give you better advice on this. bleeding nose on the other hand, is just another story, it isn't a menopause symptoms.

there is no proven test that bleeding gums and nose related to menopause. these things are usually caused from a poor diet condition.

can't really tell..i'm in menopause and i sometimes have bleeding gums.if this thing is not related to menopause then i guess something is wrong with me
too.