Question 295 · LDEK · Periodontal and oral mucosal diseases in children
Enlargement and bleeding of gingiva can be the symptoms of:
- A. Crohn disease.
- B. Down syndrome.
- C. leukemia.
- D. bisphosphonate therapy.
- E. true are C, D.
Hint
Look for the systemic disease in which infiltrating cells enlarge the gingiva and a low platelet count makes it bleed.
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