Numbness in gum area, burning of tongue

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I underwent a surgery for wisdom tooth removal. From few days i can feel the numbness in my gum area. md burning sensation of tongue. Plzzzzzz help me oit with this

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Dr. Dushyant Chauhan Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon 8 yrs exp Junagadh · Accepted Answer

Dr. Dushyant Chauhan

Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon 8 yrs exp Junagadh

It is due to pressure or injury to nerve during removal of wisdom tooth..it's temporary but it may take some time to resolve ..

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U can consult oral surgeon and asked for medicine..

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