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Hi doctor my name is ankitha since from three days I'm suffering from toothache can I use ketorol for toothache actually I'm 14 weeks 3 days pregnant so can I use that tab or not in pregnancy
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Ketorol y not safe in pregnancy.visit your dental surgeon soon
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Hello mam
If you are having toothache that means the cavity has already reached to the nerve of the tooth or has pus at the end of the roots.As you are pregnant you may face gum problems in next few months which will cause more pain.Second trimester is the safe period to get the dental treatment done but ofcourse after your gynaecologist gives you a green flag.Get the proper treatment done as your gynaecologist advise.
I would like to add one more thing here that if you have toothache you will avoid having proper food which will affect your and baby's health.You need proper nutrition in this phase.Take care .
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Visit your gynaecologist first and let her know about your toothache then with her advise you can visit dentist nearby and get relief from your pain.
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No dont't take.for pain u can take pcm
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Avoid taking care of tooth pain through medicines. Take emergency treatment.
Kerorolac is to be avoided in pregnancy however a single dose will not have any significant side effects
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please be cautious while medicating during pregnancy. do not take any medicine without the knowledge of your Ob/Gyn. keep your dentist in the loop. This is not the correct forum to get pharmacological advice
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Paracetamol is safe in pregnancy but consult your gynaec before taking.
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Hi Ankitha you can take a paracetamol tablet for pain, it is safe to use in pregnancy.
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As you are having pain, if it is reduced by this tablet well and good but there are more likely chances for the pain to come again and again so visit a dentist nearby and do inform them about your condition. Dr will help you with that problem so that you will relax for the following months.
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Hii normal paracetamol you can take
Go to the dental clinic for dental check up
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Taking excessive medication in pregnancy is always unadvisable. Better visit doctor nearby you and take proper treatment for toothache. Medications ll give u temporary relief
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Visit nearby dentist shown on Practo
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Take a paracetamol for pain. Visit a dentist for a clinical check up to know the cause of tooth pain before starting medication.
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Dr. Dhiraj Kumar
Dental Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Better to use Tab Paracetamol 650 mg for pain in pregnancy.(If not allergic to Paracetamol)
As you are in 2nd trimester of your pregnancy, so dental treatment can be done(Do take consent from your Gynaecologist).
Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment (as required).
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