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Severe tooth pain after root canal
Severe tooth pain after root canal, unable to tolerate could you please tell me what to do , I am taking lyser-d tablet even though pain is sommuch
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Some amount of pain after root canal is normal for few days,,rinse with lukewarm water and salt in it about 5-6 times daily,,eat antibiotics and painkillers,,consult your dentist if still the pain does not subside after 3-4 days.
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Pain immediately after root canal is a common symptom. There is nothing to worry. If problem still persist do consult your doctor.
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Take ultracet 2 Tab per day only
Antibiotics mox cv 2 Tab per day for 5 days
Metrogyl 400mg2 Tab per day
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Consult your specialist who has done RCT. There might be some infection which needs to be attended.
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