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Myself Uvakumar, i have tested Positive for Covid(Symptoms developed on 12th may nd tested Positive on 15th may)
Started medication once symptoms In span of 2 days body pain , head ache nd fever reduced.
But after week hearburn nd Jaw pain with face swell started.
Its been my 19th day and from more than week Still heartburn is there(taking omez twice a day) and still have little face swell with Jaw pain at times.
Can anyone help me here
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If possible attach a pic of lower last tooth of swelled up side of face.
Luke warm water gargle with a pinch of black salt a few times/day, only if it is not worsening the intensity of pain.
T.calpol 650, would help to reduce the symptom.
Ice pack gentle pressure over swelled up region on face extraorally.
Next Steps
avoid hot compress, ointment or balm application extraorally.
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Go for opg xray maybe your wisdom teeth are causing swelling and discomfort.??
Take ketorol dt three times daily
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You should visit your dentist nearby so that he can diagnose if this problem is related to TMJ or teeth or you need some other doctor's advise. Only after checkup, doctor would be able to diagnose properly.
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Dr. Kalyani A. Sonawane
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10 yrs exp
Jalgaon
Visit dentist for further clinical examination & treatment accordingly.
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