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Lower impacted wisdom tooth
My lower impacted wisdom tooth is due for surgical extraction.
I have history of allergy to pencillin.
So any new medicine i get a bit worried.
Usually i take paracetamol as pain killer but this time dentist said it will not be enough.
I have bp and earlier had tachycardia both controlled now with medicine.
Yakin dilzem cd 120 and telma 40
Now bp is 110/80
Heart rate mostly 80 or 90
Dentist said they give etoshine 90 after tooth extraction.
Is it safe for me?
Which is a safe painkiller?
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Hello, if you’re allergic to penicillin don’t worry., not all drugs will cause allergy, for safer side take lignocaine Anaesthesia test dose before administering anaesthesia to avoid undue reactions,
Continue taking BP tablets , if you are taking blood thinners that you have to stop at least 8 hours before tooth extraction
Paracetamol and Aceclofenac are usually safe painkillers
Health Tips
Keep antiallergic drugs with you always., discuss with your dentist, explain your medical history properly, follow instructions given by your dentist
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