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- 1 Can I ask about symptoms or is that a different AI? + a private exchange
- 2 I think the gum change indicates anemia? Not specifically B12 deficiency? + a private exchange
- 3 Somewhere in there I think you suggested a reason for the pale gums turning up during illness? + a private exchange
- 4 OK. Thank you for your help..
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OK. Thank you for your help..
You're welcome. Nothing new to weigh here, so I'll leave it where we landed.
No studies came back for this turn, so there's nothing to ground a fresh answer in. That's fine, because you didn't ask a new question.
The plan from before still stands: keep the periodontist visit, and get the blood count when you see your doctor in January. If the bleeding gets heavier, or you notice bruising or tiny red spots on the skin before then, that's a reason to move the visit up rather than wait.
My call: nothing to add or revise. Confidence: high that this turn needs no new evidence.
Keep digging