What is the cause of bleeding tongue

Tongue oozing may be caused by local trauma, and may also be related to chronic glossitis. If a hemangioma occurs, it may also cause local tongue oozing.

1. Local trauma: Local trauma may be caused by eating some sharp or hard food, which will cause certain irritation to the tongue mucosa, causing local pain in the mucosa and even accompanied by surface bleeding.

2. Chronic glossitis: Chronic glossitis is a common chronic disease in daily life. It is mainly caused by long-term inflammatory stimulation, which will cause certain damage to the patient's local mucosa. After injury, it will cause bleeding on the surface of the skin.

3. Hemangioma: The appearance of hemangioma on the tongue will cause increased permeability of local capillaries and even damage the mucosa. When there is a bump or puncture, it will cause local skin damage and cause bleeding in the tongue.

Patients need to go to a local regular hospital for a relevant examination and choose the appropriate treatment method based on the results of the examination to promote rapid recovery of the disease. During treatment, try to choose light and easily digestible foods, and avoid spicy and irritating foods, such as chili or pepper, because these foods will affect the rapid recovery of the wound.