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Consistent pain leads to no sleep
My friend is having issues sleeping at night. He has a constant tooth ache and he feels pressure in his head. He said he takes orajel and its helps his tooth, but nothing seems to help his head. He sleeps 3 hours a night and cant seem to manage anymore than that. He talked to his doctor, but his doctor told him to deal with it. I wanted another opinion. Is there a way to help him?
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Possible causes:
RCT needed
Trigeminal Neuralgia
MPDS
Please discuss all this with a good dentist.
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Kindly visit a dentist to get the tooth treated. The pain described by you indicates he has developed pus in the tooth . Get an xray done. And accordingly the dentist can guide you the appropriate treatment. This treatment protocol is advised if your pain is due to tooth related . If doesn't subside then you could consult general physician.
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Treat the dental pain if that’s the cause of his headache which of course if possible. Only application of oragel is not going to treat the cause.
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Firstly Visit a good dentist and find out the cause of toothache. If there is no dental issues then visit a GP
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