Wisdom teeth removal

2018-09-05 10:12:19
I got my one lower wisdom tooth removed on 30th aug, 2018. I want to know that how much I should wait after wisdom tooth removal before starting weight lifting and gyming.
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Hi sir...    Wisdom tooth removal usually cause facial swelling and difficulty in mouth opening ... It will resolve within one week... you can do your normal work after 48 hours.... There is no limitations in weight lifting and gyming....
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kindly visit nearby dentist for furthur consultation and suture removal after one week...

Answered2018-09-06 05:36:27

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Sir wisdom tooth removal may cause facial swelling. You can use ice pack after to removal. Otherwise go to gym and doing exercise may not harm you. Regards Dr Parul Rai
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For further information visit or consult us

Answered2018-09-06 02:16:21

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It has nothing to do with ur weight lifting and gyming. U can start ur gyming and weight lifting

Answered2018-09-05 11:18:28

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Mainly precautions are for first 48 hours. You can start your normal activities after that. If you are feeling weak with antibiotics etc then take it easy and start slowly

Answered2018-09-05 10:15:17

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