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Subcutaneous Edema in Chin
I consulted both dentist and Internal Medicine . Had both X rays and Ulatasound of my chin area and it was subcutaneous Edema identited in chin but it's too painful and it affects cheek and molar teeths as well .
Even the dentist said it might be due to wisdom teeth and needs a removal .
I am really frustrated and whom to consult because I am not getting any relief from medicines .
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Treatment should be initated for better relief, medication's will just give you temporary relief
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Hi there might be some pus collection over there it has to be drained
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better consult a dentist
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kindly share your clinical picture
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Please share X-ray and reports
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Please share your reports/X-rays or consult to guide better.. there has to be a reason for edema as it doesn’t develop randomly..
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Kindly add your clinical picture for a better opinion and also your previous x rays or reports of any..
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Dr. Pia Patel
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14 yrs exp
Chennai
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Please share our x-rays and reports.
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