I am travelling & ate sharp edge food & due to gastric acidity . The pain in tooth aggravated. Took paracetamol tablet. What to do . Sharp pain. Sleep is disturbed
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Once you're back from travel, get a clinical evaluation and an X-ray (RVG/IOPA) done. Pain may be due to: Cracked tooth Deep cavity reaching pulp Previous RCT failure Food impaction near gum line
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If the pain becomes persistent, causes swelling, or affects sleep continuously despite medication, seek a local dental consultation immediately, even while traveling.
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Hi ! I advice takeTab Ketorol-DT 10 mg
– Take 1 tablet after food
– Dissolve in water for faster action
– Maximum: 2 times a day (only for 2–3 days)
2. Tab Pantop 40 mg (if you have acidity)
– 1 tablet empty stomach in the morning
Health Tips
Avoid cold, sweet, or hard foods
Rinse with warm salt water
Visit dentist ASAP for diagnosis — pain may be due to caries, pulpitis, or crack
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