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2020-04-17 14:09:57
Given the situation my wife cannot visit a doctor. She is having toothache. Do you prescribe any medications
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Visit dentist for clinical examination once lockdown is over

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Give her ketorol dt Discuss in detail medical/dental history

Answered2020-04-17 15:27:46

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Hello.. Whether you wife is pregnant or not??
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If your wife is not pregnant then can give her tab. zerodol SP thrice a day for 3 days.. In case of severe pain, Tab Ketorol DT onces or twice depends on pain..
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do mouthwash with clohex ADS mouthwash twice daily..

Answered2020-04-17 14:53:15

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For the pain you can take a painkiller Aceclofenac  twice daily after food and discontinue once the pain comes down but restrict the use of painkillers to three days only Pain does not subside visit the nearest hospital with a dental wing
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Visit the nearest  hospital if pain does not subside down with painkillers

Answered2020-04-17 14:34:20

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Tab ordent twice a day for 5 days, tab ketrol -dt twice a day for 5 days, drink lots of water and both tablets to be taken after food

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She can take tab hifenac p after meals twice daily for upto 5 days. Consult on personal chat with images of the tooth if you have any further queries

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Yes of course if the patient has too much pain and swelling he or she has to start antibiotics
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Answered2020-04-17 14:13:48

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yes you can give her the antibiotics and painkiller medicines whichever suits her. does eating or drinking hot or cold food aggreavate her tooth ache ?

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