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Theeth extraction surgery 3rd attempt
After tooth extraction surgery, the pain is continuous, due to that patient is taking declofenic medicine every 4 hours, 5 times a day, kindly suggest if it's good to continue few more days as suggested by doctor. Doctor is suggesting to take ketorol dt... Please suggest further.
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could be dry socket and might need sedative dressing in the socket...usually 5 times a day pain killer is unnecessary, plz consult a specialist or request your doctor to call in a specialist for evaluation
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take specialist opinion of omf surgeon by showing to him or an experienced dentist who an diagnose the situation.
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hope the complete tooth was removed and no parts left behind . if doubtful can take an x ray and confirm
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Your doctor is right. Ketorol dt can be taken along with diclofenac . Maximum dosage of diclofenac is 3 a day depending on dosage. One every 8 hourly only
Apply ice packs on the outside intermittently for 5 minutes every hour. Pain and swelling are a sign of healing. Do not disturb extraction site.
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Please follow the advice of your doctor because he is the best judge in this case as he has evaluated the case clinically. Ketorol is a better painkiller than diclofenac and also taking diclofenac 5 times a day is overdosage of that medicine.
Extraction procedures can take variable duration of time depending upon the case but post extraction healing is a process that we cannot bypass and it can come with mild to moderate discomfort to the patient. Please follow the instructions given by the doctor meticulously for better and faster healing.
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