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2024-02-19 11:49:21
Extracted upper 2nd molar 2 weeks back through surgery.. Removed sutures a week back.. Noticed fluid came down through nose once when I sipped water.. No other symptoms and water discharge did happen only once... Will this take time to heal or should I visit the surgeon..
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Hello Please visit the dentist for review

Answered2024-03-05 07:15:18

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Hello. It's better to get  physically examined once if you notice it again.
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Refrain from lifting anything heavy

Answered2024-02-22 05:06:42

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Hi, There is nothing to worry. If the same happens again, then just go back to the dentist for a review.

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