Ruling on the fasting of one suffering from bleeding gums

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Q344: The questioner, Umm Sa'd from Jeddah, says: I suffer from excessive bleeding from my gums, which causes me great difficulty during fasting in Ramadan, or voluntary fasting; as I am careful to prevent any of it from reaching my stomach. What is obligatory for me?
A344: There is no blame on you in that, if you are careful to spit it out,
but if some of it leaks out without your intention, there is no blame on you and it does not affect your fasting, if Allah wills.

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