Tooth pain

2020-04-27 12:01:45
Dear Sir Or Madam, My mother is 62 years old. She is getting pain in tooth from last 4days, while she was chewing a orange fruit. My mother has very small quantity of teeth. This pain is coming from inside tooth. She has taken AMOXYCLAV 625 and ALDUGESIC P tablet from last two days, but not getting any good result. In this lockdown period we can not contact any local doctor. Please suggest some medicine for relief from the hard pain. For your information my mother having thyroid and pressure tablet daily. Thank you.
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Hey hi Tell mom to continue the same tabs Along with Flagyl 400 mg twice daily x 5 days Pan D 40 mg twice empty stomach No hot coffee or Tea Gargle well She will definitely get well Tc

Answered2020-04-27 16:48:51

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It is difficult to understand that pain is from dental origin or something else as per data provided by you If it's from dental origin stop the pain killer and start tab pyrigesic1gm thrice daily and also add metrogyl400mg thrice daily with tab pan 40mg once daily
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if she is not getting good sleep add tab valium 10mg
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further history and data needed to come to a diagnosis proper

Answered2020-04-27 13:50:00

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Can u ping on personal chat with the pictures of the teeth for better understanding

Answered2020-04-27 12:45:21

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She is already on good medication. We should first rule out the cause of pain ??? At this age with patients medical history we should be careful while prescribing medicines.
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Go for xray of tooth
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Ketorol dt

Answered2020-04-27 12:28:30

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Good evening                         Don't worry...If you could have send me a picture of your mother then things would have been clear for us.I think something is stuck inside her tooth which is causing her pain.I would suggest you to tell her to try to clean that area by brushing that area properly or you can floss that area by using Dental floss or inter dental brush or proxa brush also.Food may get stuck in between two teeth also.
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I would suggest you to take the following medicine 1.Tab paracetamol-650mg-s.o.s.after having food.

Answered2020-04-27 12:25:07

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There are so many reasons of  tooth  pain.  If pain is arise during chewing  avoid chew that side. In  lockdown situation  I prescribe  pain killer  medicine ketrol -dt 20mg   (s.o.s).for more accurate diagnosis please send me image of that  tooth.
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warm salt gargle  two to three times. brush your teeth twice a day
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Answered2020-04-27 12:23:09

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Antibiotic what you are using is good and continue that, along with that use Zerodol Sp pain killer twice daily after food for 3 days Mouth rinsing with warm water and salt can relieve pain a little bit
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After lock down visit a dentist who is taking necessary precautions in his clinic regarding covid 19

Answered2020-04-27 12:18:57

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Hello....u can give her Tab.zifi-200 bd Tab.zerodol-P BD Tab.pantop-D OD That might be helpful for ur mother ...take care

Answered2020-04-27 12:13:21

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