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Filled tooth pain
I got my tooth filling done 3 years back and I have pain now I think its infected.. but no dental clinic is open near me.. Can somebody please recommend some pain killer or antibiotics..
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Pain can be due to infection at apex of tooth or caries reaching deep in pulp chamber.
Take:-
Tab O2 twice daily for 5 days after meals
Tab Combiflam twice daily for 5days after meals
Tab Rablet D once daily for 5 days before meals
Warm saline rinses between meals
Apply Colgate Pain out gel or clove oil on affected area thrice daily for 7 days
☆If patient is alcoholic or has consumed same within 15 days DO NOT take O2 as it has life threatening reaction instead take Moxikind CV
☆In case of acute severe pain take Tramadol OR Voveran OR 2 tablets of Ketorol DT dispersed in water
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If pain is there then u need to rush to dental clinic asap .
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Don’t take medicines without discussing your medical history with doctors
Xray has to be taken.
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In meantime take ketorol dt 2 tab stat.
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Consult on personal chat box for detail discussion and medicine prescription
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You need to get X Ray done whenever possible
For now take medicine::
Tab Moxiclav 500mg(twice daily after meals)
Tab ketarol -DT (twice daily after meals)
Tab pantop -d (early morning empty stomach)
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X Ray
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Avoid chewing on affected side
eat light n soft food
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Considering you are not pregnant/lactating
T. Monocef o CV 200/125mg,2times/day,after food, 10 tab
T. Urgendol P/ultracet, if pain, after food, maximum3 tabs a day.
T. Famonext 20, once away, before food
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Iopa Xray and consult dentist physically
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avoid sweet very hot/cold/hard food, no hot compression extraorally
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Take Ketorol DT (Dispersible Tablet) dissolved in water for pain relief.
2 to start and 1 to follow.
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Consult a nearby dentist as soon as you can for a clinical check up
Health Tips
Do not take them for a long period
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Dr. Anish Kumar Lagisetti
Dentist
9 yrs exp
Kakinada
Without proper xray and history we cannot come to a final diagnosis . Assuming not allergic to any medication you can use the following medication for 5 days
Augmentin 625mg mrng -0- nyt ×5days
Hifenacp mrng-noon-nyt × 5days
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if the pain doesnt subside after 5 days visit a dentist but dont prolong the use of medication
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chat wit me personally to hav a proper understanding abt the problem
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