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Severe Toothache
My uncle is a know cardiac patient, and is on medication for the same. But now he is suffering from severe toothache,What pain killer he can take?
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- Painkillers will only provide you temporary relief or sometimes it won't relieve a severe toothache.
- Visit a dentist to get that teeth treated.
- Need to check it clinically and radiographically and then the treatment can be planned. (won't take many appointments)
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Pain killer will provide temporary relief. Get the tooth treated because medicines cannot treat the reason of pain that is decay.
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Visit dentist for clinical examination and x ray
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Safest choice of drug is paracetamol. Its better if you upload the medication and diagnosis.
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visit the nearest dentist to treat the underlying cause for pain instead of staying just under medication.
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Dr. Vivek Bagga
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
He can take ketorol dt in 10 ml dilution with water. There is no such contradiction for any pain killers in cardiac conditions when used in proper dosage . But necessary to take the treatment and solve the problem as pain killers will only give you temporary relief
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