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Lower impacted wisdom tooth
My lower impacted wisdom tooth is due for surgical extraction.
I have history of allergy to pencillin.
So any new medicine i get a bit worried.
Usually i take paracetamol as pain killer but this time dentist said it will not be enough.
I have bp and earlier had tachycardia both controlled now with medicine.
Yakin dilzem cd 120 and telma 40
Now bp is 110/80
Heart rate mostly 80 or 90
Dentist said they give etoshine 90 after tooth extraction.
Is it safe for me?
Which is a safe painkiller?
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Hello, if you’re allergic to penicillin don’t worry., not all drugs will cause allergy, for safer side take lignocaine Anaesthesia test dose before administering anaesthesia to avoid undue reactions,
Continue taking BP tablets , if you are taking blood thinners that you have to stop at least 8 hours before tooth extraction
Paracetamol and Aceclofenac are usually safe painkillers
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Keep antiallergic drugs with you always., discuss with your dentist, explain your medical history properly, follow instructions given by your dentist
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
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Hyderabad
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If you are allergic to pencillin then Dr. may recommend new substitutes
You need to stop the blood thinners eight hours before extraction
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