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Ketorol dt
Hi doctor I have just completed my 15 days isolation after testing covid positive.
I had undergone tooth cleaning n temporary cap was added by my dentist 1 month back due to covid I couldn't go follow up .
Today morning my lower line teeth is paining
Can I take ketorol dt considering my health conditions as I am still recovering covid
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Do warm saline rinses
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Definitely.... But just for a day or two and then get assessed if possible.
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Moreover, this tablet should NOT BE TAKEN for more than 4-5 days as it may further lead to gastrointestinal bleeding and also damage to the kidneys. Good luck!
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Yes you can take keterol dt. But what is the cause of tooth pain has to be assessed. You can attach a photo of the concerned tooth.
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brush twice daily. do warm water gargle
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eat a well balanced diet.
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Hi, yes you can take Ketorol DT after food when it pains. Other than that, maintain a good oral hygiene. Brush twice a day with fluoridated toothpaste, salt and warm water gargles everyday. Take vitamin c limcee 500mg daily for a month. Include foods rich in vitamin c in your daily diet like kiwi, orange, strawberry, kiwi, tomatoes, amla etc
Take protein in your every meal.
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Consult your dentist as you recover from covid. Till then follow all these measures and take care of your health.
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