Infection on my premolar tooth
Infected premolar tooth also one side of my face become swell doctor from my city told me that there is no other option protect my tooth either it should need to be extracted
Infected premolar tooth also one side of my face become swell doctor from my city told me that there is no other option protect my tooth either it should need to be extracted
1) Faced lot of pain during night. 2) Visited Dentist and they suggested solution. Solution is expensive. Then i requested them to extract and also requested them for solution from relieving pain. 3) They had prescribed medicine. It worked fine for 2 days. On 3rd day,morning, i faced lot of stomach ache + 5 times went to washroom for removing stool + had vomited one time after taking Pan D capsule. 4) List of medicine are as (a) Enzoflam (b) Pan D (c) Vizylac capsule (d) Augmentin 625 Duo Tablet 5) Now, Dentist team suggested to stop taking medicine. 6) So, kindly suggest what to do next. 7) Further, my corner molar teeth is slightly broken due to wisdom teeth removal during surgical process which occured in 2020. 8) Due to prescribed medicine, my pain from tooth has got reduced but on 3rd day, pain occured in stomach + vomiting occurred one time + whole body got weak. 9) Now, i am confused what to do next. Kindly help if anyone has solution in this platform.
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