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Tooth extraction - Continuous Pain
I have extracted my right lower wisdom tooth 5 days back, but I am still having difficulties in chewing and swallowing. I have severe pain nearby ear. Is it normal or something is wrong?
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Hai...you may have pain and discomfort for another few days..Do not put your tongue or finger to the extracted site...Do salt water gargling...Take the medicines prescribed by your doctor...
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You could mention your discomfort to your dentist in your next visit..
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Pain and inflammation may last for days, it's normal.
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If severe pain persists consult doctor immediately
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Salt water rinsing 3-4 times a day. Soft Diet preffered
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Hello sir , your may be long last for next few days but don’t worry it’s an quite normal thing after extraction but follow the prescription that given by your Dr ...
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Take warm saline water gargling
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Usually the discomfort may last this long. You would have been prescribed medication by your dentist. Follow that. Also start rinsing with Hot water and salt. one glass at a time, 4-5 glasses a day.
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Visit your Dentist immediately
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Do not try anything yourself
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