Many mouth wounds do not require any medical treatment. Some may need a tetanus booster and stitches. Most mouth wounds are caused by trauma, either by blunt trauma, a sharp object, and/or the individual's own teeth. Mouth wound symptoms include: bleeding, lacerations, tissue flaps, puncture wounds, and/or.
Some of the comorbid or associated medical symptoms for Gangrene may include these symptoms: 1  Skin symptoms. 2  Nerve symptoms. 3  Sensory symptoms. 4  Pain. 5  Sensations. 6  Temperature symptoms. 7  Muscle symptoms. 8  Body symptoms. 9  more associated symptoms...Â».
Gangrene is not a contagious disease. It is a condition in which living tissue (e.g., skin, muscle, or bone) begins to decay and die because blood flow (and oxygen) to an area is blocked or because harmful bacteria invade the body's tissues after entering through a wound or sore.