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Pain in wisdom tooth extraction site
Even after 10 days since my dental surgery and stitch removal, I am still experiencing persistent and excruciating pain. I am unable to sleep at night and wake up needing painkillers. I have been continuously taking painkillers for 10 days and am completely sick and tired of depending on them; they are now causing headaches. Due to this pain, I miss college almost every morning. I revisited after 7 days and even mentioned dry socket, but was told nothing was wrong. I cannot manage like this anymore. I do not want to go to another hospital Manipal Hospital performed the procedure and took the payment, so it is their responsibility to resolve this. The pain is absolutely unbearable without painkillers.
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Severe, persistent pain even 10 days after wisdom tooth surgery is not normal. This could be dry socket, infection, or nerve irritation.
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Visit oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
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This is a dry socket condition which occurs 3-4 days after the surgery. Symptoms of the dry socket are: Severe pain Bad breath and taste Radiation pain Visible empty socket This dry socket is due to dislodgement of blood clot.
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inform the respected dentist.
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The condition is dry socket. It is usually occur after 3days occur due to dislodged clot form extraction site. Symptoms Severe pain Bad smell Bone may be visible at extraction site.etc  
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This is dry socket which occur after 3rd day of surgery.you have to consult dental surgeon.dentist will clean that area properly and will check the healing and apply some medication
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consult oral surgeon need to warm saline rinse 3-4 times a day eat soft diet
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visit dentist dry socket pain arise and it remain occur
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I can understand the pain you are going through.Drysocket pain arises typically upon the 3rd day of extraction.The pain is very severe which you canot manage alone at home.Better you consult the dentist preferably an oral surgeon.They will clean the area and place medication on the socket.You may need antibiotics and along with the analgesics
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Consult the dentist in person
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Depending upon the type and site of surgery, there can be some amount of discomfort. But if your pain is unbearable, there must be something Can you share post-op xray. Is pain continuous or stimulates while eating?
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Get a second opinion, the dentist can check the healing of the socket
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dry socket pain typically arises on the Third day of the surgery and remains
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Hello You will have to consult with your nearest oral surgeon once
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Please consult to oral and maxillofacial surgeon, they will give you medicated dressing
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Warm saltwater rinses
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Do not pack the socket with herbs or home remedies
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Hello Please consult the oral surgeon once because if the pain is unbearable, that might be something wrong
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