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Having heavy toothache from 3-4 days ,
Take mox 500 but still not relieved, please suggest some medicine for me as I am not able to go dentist due to COVID .
All teeth's are paining in one side . Have cavity also.
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Pl take
Cifran -CT twice daily
Actiheal-D/Enzomac-plus
And Ketorol-DT (if pain doesn't stop)
Ketorol-DT is to be dissolved in water
Sh visit dentist when possible as we are taking emergency appointments
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pl dont eat anything too hot or cold
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Take Tab Ketorol dt along with Cap Mox 500mg twice for 3 days still pain persists visit a dentist
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Should complete the course of medicine and still pain persist consult a dentist
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Gargle with salt and water for some relief
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Mox cv 625 bd
Hifenac p bd
Pan d. Od for 5 days
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