Severe toothachei

2018-03-13 20:55:22
I have a toothache for which i consulted a dentist, he prescribed me Ofloxacin+Ornidazole combination....after taking the medication my toothache has worsened.........can it be due to the said drug
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Hello Ma'am...it could be because of the infection in that area  and not due to above writtte medicines. Kindly practo consult if you have any more doubts regarding same.Regards.

Answered2018-03-14 08:46:45

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I would like to clear one thing that there is no medicine as such which induces pain. If any drug cannot lower the pain, it's fine but it cannot induce pain. The medicine might not be so strong to counteract your infection & due to which the infection is aggravating and leading to increased pain.
Next Steps
Visit a dentist again & get the needful treatment done to counteract the infection. Only medication is sometime not enough. Dental problems are not like cough & cold which reverses with medication. There is a n infection or physical damage, which require some procedure to correct it.
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Don't rely on just medication, go for the appropriate treatment.

Answered2018-03-14 07:21:48

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Maybe there is spread of infection.. Take in clavum 625mg and metrogyl 400 both tablets 3 times a day for 5days and consult a dentist

Answered2018-03-14 06:31:51

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probably due the drug response which suggest an infectivity rate in ur body. if ur getting swelling with a cavitated tooth go for immidiate Rct if possible
Next Steps
visit nearby dentist
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get rct done or extraction of tooth

Answered2018-03-14 05:48:53

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Hi u get d treatment done.. u may require a root canal.. u can take normal mix cv n metrogyl 400 mg..n consult An endodotist near by.. take an online consultation if u have doubt . Will help u with it

Answered2018-03-14 04:00:52

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Not exactly it's an mild antibiotics you should visit your Dentist again and tell him the problem he might change your antibiotics of some higher class

Answered2018-03-14 01:03:53

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