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Wisdom tooth extraction
I am planning for wisdom tooth extraction. I have huperactidity problem and even after taking antacids I cannot consume antibiotics.
Are there any antibiotics available in form of Injectables which I need to take post surgery so that I can avoid oral consumption?
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Go ahead with extraction,your dental surgeon will prescribe you injection
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Good morning sir,
I have gone through your description.
If you are planning for removal of wisdom tooth. You should take antibiotic for few days to prevent any infection.
For acidity start getting 3to4 litrs. Of water per day.
Flushing out the excesses helps to keep your digestive system robust and better functioning. If you are suffering from frequent bouts of acidity and heartburn, drink a glass of lukewarm water in the morning and at night before going to sleep. You will benefit immensely.
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Hyperactivity is because of the many reasons .
1.stress.
2.late night meals or irregular meals.
3.anxiety.
4.too much spicy foodstuff .
5. Soft drinks & alcohol. ....
.......etc.
Precautions -
1. Diet & lifestyle modifications .
2.increase consumption of probiotics in meals .
3. Practise yoga, meditation, ....etc.
Next Steps
consult with GIT specialist ( gastrointenologist) for hyperactivity & get the necessary investigation done.
Health Tips
1.Don't self medicate!
2.Follow proper precautions as advised by the
Doctor.
Thanks!
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