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Dental pain during pregnancy
Hi.. i am 7 months pregnant.i am having severe teeth pain.. is it possible to treat without internal medicines..
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Hi,I can understand the situation, kindly don't take any medication without doctrs written prescription.try to avoid any painkillers and otr antibiotics,if possible visit a doctor,so that he can help u with some medicines which will not harm the member coming soon to ur family...
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I don't think taking ultracet is a good optn for u right now..
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U can get the treatment done safely without taking medicines but it will pain at the most so I would suggest u to take tab.Ultrcet 2 times a day and tab.Novamox500 mg 3 times a day for 3 days after meals ,these are the only safest medicines available in the market which are potent.
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We are in chennai and practice painless non invasive procedures and management for all the patients including pregnancy.. As such we do not advise removal of teeth even if needed in the 3rd trimester. It's better you may Practo Consult for elaborate details if required about the do's and don't during your pregnancy And dental health care management.
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You need to visit dentist immediately for pain u can take dolo625 mg that is only safest drug
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