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Pain near tooth
I am a woman aged 49 who is under medical treatment for
" Rhemotoid Athratis " for the last 12 years .
Presently i cannot stand / walk.
For the last 2 days i have pain " Near the last tooth in the left
bottom row ".
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you need to visit the dentist and get it checked. get an x-ray done.if there is a cavity get it filled.if there is infection to the root of tooth get it treated.and then get a crown placed over it.
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Please consult Dentist.... because even though you take painkillers ...but this Dental problem is causing you pain..means there might be infection also...
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Considering your present condition of cannot walk or stand, you can take painkiller for time being.
If the pain still persists or increases you need to consult dentist and take necesaary treatment.
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It can be due to pericoronitis; cheek biting; traumatic ulcer or decay and many more...as you are a patient of RA ,you must be taking pain killers for long...so, I would suggest if you can show it to a dentist (when feel comfortable to walk); near to you and take necessary treatment required.
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