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Bleeding and pain after tooth extraction
I had my wisdom tooth extracted today... Its been 4 hours but its still bleeding. I also feel a bit of pain if thats not normal
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Its normal to bleed after wisdom tooth extraction if the bleeding is less,plz don't spit outside and follow all the postoperative instructions given by ur dentist,take all the medicines,do the cold sponging from outside if swelling is present.
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Go to ur dentist if it is bleeding profuse.
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is it bleeding profusely(like nonstop even spitting blood)..or minimal
pain is normal t have...after d extraction as d affect of anasthesia must hav worn out...
your dr would hav advised u painkillers ...take dat
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