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Cold and cough with pain in wisdom tooth

2018-01-03 05:45:11
Having severe cold with cough for last 6 days. Also experiencing pain in left wisdom tooth. Not able to breathe properly, and can't open my mouth also. What medicines should I take now. Have been gargling with hot water.
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You seem to be suffering from viral upper respiratory tract infection with impacted wisdom teeth. You may need to take antibiotics, cough syrups, over the counter analgesics for symptomatic relief
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Consult nearby ENT specialist and dentist for confirmation of diagnosis and appropriate treatment if required

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