Hlo sir….the exact cause of pain can not be diagnosed from the message alone.
A dental examination, vitality testing and usually a radiograph is mandatory to rule out the causes for the pain.
Visit your nearby dentist and get the proper diagnosis done and go for treatment as suggested by the dentist.
Next Steps
*For pain relief take Ibuprofen (400mg) - 1-1-1 with food every 6-8 hrs as needed.
*Paracetamol (500 mg) 1-1-1 with food every 6-8 hrs as needed
*Warm salt water rinses 3-4 times a day
*Avoid very hot or cold,sugary or hard foods and chew on the opposite side.
Hello
For suggesting any medicine need to look clinically what is the problem .
I will really appreciate if you visit any nearby dentist for better diagnosis and quick relief
U can take Ketorol Dt 1 (sos) for time being. *NOT TO BE TAKEN MORE.* U have to show the dentist which teeth is paining, to understand why is it paining in the first place. After that only the tooth can be treated.
Next Steps
Please visit the dentist as soon as possible.
Health Tips
Dnt do warm water gargle unless advised by your doctor.
We need proper history to prescribe suitable medicines always like do you have sensitivity to hot and cold , when you feel this pain while biting or even when youre not doing anything. Do you have swelling?
But still if you are unsble to do anything right now take Tab ketorol dt thrice for today after mealsand try to see dentist near you.
I understand that you are experiencing significant tooth pain. Before suggesting a painkiller, please let me know if you have any medical conditions or allergies, especially stomach ulcer/acidity, kidney or liver disease, asthma, high BP/heart disease, bleeding disorders, or if you are taking any regular medicines or blood thinners.
Next Steps
Since the pain is severe enough that you are unable to eat, please consult a dentist at the earliest—preferably today for a clinical examination and, if required, an X-ray. The definitive treatment will depend on the cause of the pain.
Please also mention which tooth/area is painful, since when, whether there is swelling or fever, and whether the pain is triggered by hot/cold foods or occurs spontaneously. Based on these details, I can guide you regarding temporary pain relief. However, a dental examination is important to identify and treat the actual cause.
Health Tips
Avoid very hot, cold or hard foods and chew on the opposite side. Do not place aspirin or any painkiller directly on the tooth/gum. Antibiotics should not be taken without a dental examination. If you develop facial swelling, fever, difficulty swallowing/breathing, or rapidly increasing swelling, seek urgent dental/medical care.
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