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Tooth nerve pain at night
I had tooth pain from last 5 night...it comes and go ,and I feel relax after cold water wash..I had taken 2 katorol DT 10mg tablet at a time ...can it relief my pain.
What can I do for instant relief.
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For the tooth pain,ketorol dt alone might not stop your pain completely..you might have gotten infection from deep decay..visit a nearby dentist,check for the extent of decay..if its deep,go for root canal treatment immediately..
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Ketrolac dt is only temporary solution for your pain kindly visit to a dentist for Rct which lead to permanent treatment of your pain
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You need visit a dentist/ online opinion followed by xray and further treatment options like root canal treatment decided from xray finding
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Please visit the dentist probably you have to go for a root canal treatment followed by crown medication will not help you get relief from the pain
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Hello ma'am, please don't take over the counter medicines. The source of pain should be removed. Medicines will give only temporary relief to you.
Visit the clinic for proper clinical evaluation and also need to take x-ray for the proper treatment.
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Kindly visit your nearest dentist and get the tooth treated as these are the signs of pulp damage
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iopa xray
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Dr. Priti Munde
Dentist
17 yrs exp
Pune
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You might have to undergo root canal treatment. These medications will give only temporary relief.
Dentsspa Dental Studio, Pune
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Dr. Nikhil Bharat Abbad
Dentist
9 yrs exp
Nashik
It's concerning that you're experiencing tooth pain for five nights, even if it comes and goes and feels better with cold water. While Katorol DT 10mg (Ketorolac Tromethamine) is a pain reliever, taking two tablets at once without medical advice might not be the safest or most effective approach, and it's important to understand its proper dosage.
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It is crucial to visit a nearby dental clinic as soon as possible. A dentist can accurately diagnose the cause of your pain and provide appropriate, long-lasting treatment. Self-medicating or delaying professional care could lead to more severe problems down the line.
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Visit a dentist and get an x-ray for the tooth causing pain.
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Dr. Madiha
Dentist
2 yrs exp
Noida
Hi! Your pain pattern suggests a possible pulp infection or inflammation (pulpitis). Cold water giving relief is a typical sign. Katorol DT may give temporary relief, but it won’t treat the underlying cause. You need a clinical dental evaluation and an X-ray to assess the affected tooth properly. Please avoid taking double doses of painkillers without a dentist’s guidance.
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Visit a dentist immediately for a thorough check-up and X-ray.
Avoid chewing from the affected side.
Continue Katorol DT 10 mg only if prescribed — not more than 2 times a day after food.
Depending on diagnosis, you may need a filling or root canal treatment.
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Self-medication with high doses can cause side effects — always consult a dentist before taking any medication.
Early treatment can save your tooth and avoid further complications.
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