Pregnancy and toothache

2021-03-09 23:24:16
Is paracetamol safe during 2nd month of pregnancy? I am having severe toothache. I can't go for x-ray now.
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Yes afcourse is safe , take dolo 650 Regards Dr Akash S Bhandari

Answered2021-03-12 09:52:10

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Hello , Yes ! Acetaminophen / Paracetamol is safe in Pragnancy . Visit to your nearest  dentist to rule out pain followed by clinical procedure  , aviod xray . Sever pain indicates infection in tooth . Your dentist will start root canal treatment followed by apex locator to avoid x- ray.
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Avoid eating hard food from affected tooth.

Answered2021-03-10 13:57:50

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Paracetamol is safe but go for 500 mg. This will not solve your issue, just go to dentist do the access opening ( first step in Root Canal Treatment) and drain the pus if any . Then remaining procedure you can continue in second trimester ( from 4 to 7 months). X ray is not mandatory, they can use apex locators. Avoid hot water gargle . Hope this helps you

Answered2021-03-10 12:52:58

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Yes it's totally safe to take .. please go for a dental check the dentist will rule out the problem and it can be resolved without x-ray

Answered2021-03-10 04:11:47

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Totally safe do take pyregesic 650 only (3-4 times/day is also absolutely ok) as painkiller. Specific antibiotic is also safe for pregnancy period which is effective on toothache significantly. Only after clinical evaluation that can be prescribed if  necessary in your case.
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do not apply hot compression balm or ointment extra orally. avoid sweet, hard, very hot or cold food.

Answered2021-03-10 03:26:16

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Hi, Paracetamol is considered as a safe drug for pregnancy. However I advise you to avoid self medication and consult a dentist and your gynaecologist in that order.It may be possible to have a solution without the xray

Answered2021-03-10 10:15:36

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It is safe . However it’s best to consult your gynaecologist before starting any medicines . Also do visit a dentist, they may be able to diagnose your problem and offer a solution without Xrays
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Answered2021-03-10 03:16:22

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