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Post Extraction bleeding
I had my wisdom tooth extracted last evening. Post my dinner (had idlis) slight bleeding started. I had a gauze for sometime and then threw it.. slept for the night. Today morning I see the bleeding continues but is very less. Is this normal and should I need to do something? I am worried if I place the gauze the clot that is forming might be ruptured. What should I do?
Also what food should I intake today and the next couple days?
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Do not spit again and again . What ever saliva comes in mouth take it in ~ take your medicines in time ~ get it checked regularly by your doctor :
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Were the idlis hot? Take something cold like ice cream to stop the bleeding. Do not spit to check bleeding. Ice compress every hiur on cheek for 5 minutes Soft diet without spices. Avoid hot food. Visit your surgeon today if bleeding persists
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