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Pain while eating hot or cold food
Pain while eating hot or cold food. It's not severe right now but it feels slightly painfull if i apply pressure while eating.
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You can take prescribed
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Tab Diclomol. SOS
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T.ketotol DT, if pain.
T.famonext 20,once a day, before food.
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Health Tips
Do not do Hot compression/balm/ointment application extra-orally on cheek region.
Luke warm water salt gargle a few times per day, only if it's relieving the symptoms even partially.
Avoid hard/hot/cold/sweet/sticky food.
Soft diet.
Do not neglect brushing twice daily after food.
If difficulty in opening mouth/swallowing hold mouthful of Luke warm salt water for a minute(avoid salt if blood pressure is above normal limits).
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