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I was prescribed augmentin 625 for tooth pain, 2 tabs per day for 3 days along with ketanov. Pain has restarted after the course & Doc is suggesting to continue the same prescription for 3 more days. Is it ok to continue?
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Get an X-ray to evaluate the underlying cause of pain. A hyperactive pulp will need direct clinical intervention , antibiotics and painkillers just keep trouble at bay.
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According to me, rather than taking medication you should get the problematic tooth treated for long term relief from pain. The medications will only give you temporary results. Augmentin can be taken twice a day for 5days and ketanov is the painkiller which can be taken as prescribed by doctors.
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Augmentin 625 is a antibiotic which is generally given for 5 days twice daily and ketanov is a pain killer which you can take as prescribed by your doctor . If you are having pain even after taking medication then you should get that tooth treated because medicines will provide you only temporary relief , for a permanent cure you have to get the tooth treated which is causing trouble.
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hello, visit the dentist get it checked.get an xray done.if there is infection to roots get your treatment done.it will be better to check it clinically for the diagnosis.
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Hi Sir , yes sir pls continue the medicine for 5 days , get the treatment required for the teeth , thank you . Dr.Venkat VDENTIS DENTAL CARE , Hyderabad
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Augmentin 625 is an antibiotic for any active infection arising from the tooth. It is usually prescribed for 5 days twice daily and the other medicine you have mentioned ketanov is for pain, you can continue this medication as prescribed by the doctor.
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Take medication as prescribed and check with your dentist on a regular recall.
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Pain medication can be taken at a time of need, just be cautious that you don't overdose or self prescribe.
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Hello, The treatment has to be initiated for the pain to resolve completely.Medicines will only give you temporary relief.Regards,Dr sumanmakam,dental arts,jayanagar,B'lore.
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Hi Medicines will only reduce your symptoms . You should know why the tooth is paining If it's because of cavity then you need a root canal . In case it's third molar then probably extraction
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3 more days of antibiotic should be avoided
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Hi,Please continue the medicines for 3 more days but also get the treatment done as only taking medicines will solve the problem temporarily.
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