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Throbbing toothache
I’ve been having toothache( molar) and it’s affecting my head as well. The pain is throbbing.
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Go for a dental check up and x ray
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The headache  could  be because  of your  toothache only. This is known  as radiating  pain.  Util you get the tooth treated your  problem  will not solve.
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Visit  the dentist to get rid of the  pain.
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You need to visit a dentist and get your tooth treated. Pain due to toothache radiates to the head.
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Hi, toothache may be because of infection (decayed tooth or infected gums). It can cause referred pain like headache.
Next Steps
Please visit your Dentist to check the tooth & get the right solution for root cause.
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You can try warm water salt gargle and ice application externally on cheek for soothing effect. Do not delay to visit the Dentist.
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