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Pain in teeth- POST COVID Symptom
Dear Doctor,
My mother fought with covid, dated apr 25, hrct 13/25, age 54, diabetic/BP- No, Spo2~95
She was having pain in her joe line for 3 days before a week..now is having pain her her teeth and her color of teeth has also impacted slight yellowish
Is it a cause of worry?
Is thus happening with other patients too?
Please advice
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Dr. Narendra Singh
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Nainital
Kindly consult immediately since tooth changes are a sign of mucormycosis due to mucormycosis infection in the jaw bone or on the maxillary sinus result in discolouration and loosening of tooth since this symptom has appear recently you should note wait for its progression this may be a early sign of mucormycosis.
Since your mother is diabetic it makes her more prone for mucormycosis
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Feel free to consult with detail history
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Dr. Krushna Patel
General Practitioner
1 yrs exp
Vadodara
Maintain proper oral hygiene
If there is sensitivity to hot or cold food then consult with a dentist for possible cavities.
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dentist consultation
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maintain proper oral hygiene
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