My father has been tested corona positive around 2months ago. He was hospitalized and initially his saturation levels are low.so he was on oxygen support till last week. Now his saturation levels are fine ie 94-97.
A.he's having tooth pain.. What to do.. Is that okay?
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The tooth pain can be simply because of any other reason or post covid dental problems. Visit a dentist at the earliest and get a dental checkup. Kindly share photo of the area of complain
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Avoid self diagnosis or treatment. Visit a dentist for treatment and medications.
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Please send a picture of the region. It could be a simple dental infection or it could be mucormycosis and will need immediate attention if thats the case. The cases of mucormycosis is also being seen in patients post covid infection. I will need some more history following which i can suggest you the best way to go forward with it
Greetings, I have read your description.
In your father's case, tooth pain has nothing to do with covid.
If your father is suffering from pain then there may be something wrong with that tooth. Which need to be addressed before it become severe.
With a few clicks, you can consult me on practo.
All your queries will be solved.
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Schedule an appointment/consult online
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Avoid self diagnosis/medication
don't delay the treatment.
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