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».
The bacterial infection produces toxins that release gas â hence the name gas gangrene â and cause tissue death. Like wet gangrene, gas gangrene can be life-threatening. Internal gangrene. Gangrene affecting one or more of your organs, such as your intestines, gallbladder or appendix, is called internal gangrene.