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Can zerodol sp (15mg) be taken twice a day for tooth pain for continuous 5days? Or is there any harm to take this in continuous manner?
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You should be taking medicines as per need only. They will give you symptomatic relief, but you need to see a dentist to get the problem diagnosed and treated
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Yes it's safe. But if you doesn't take proper treatment then it will give you temporary relief only.
So it's better to get your treatment for toothache.
Still have queries then please consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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Yeah it's recommended for the dosage and frequency you've mentioned. No harm.
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No any harm untill u have any other medical history.
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