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Tooth ache after vaccination
My mother 2nd dose vaccinated xactly 14days back. Today my mother feeling teeth ache
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Sir plZ advice.. can she take pain killer for tooth ache now?
Sir /mam plzz reply
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Hello madam,
Hope you are doing well. The vaccination doesn't have anything to do with teeth after 2 week's time. The reasons are of vast for a toothache.
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Just reach the nearby dentist for treating the tooth ache.
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Please make sure you don't continue the painkillers without a proper consultation and recommendation from dentists. The foremost important thing is to identify the cause behind the toothache.
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Hi...your mom can take pain killers for tooth ache as part of emergency treatment...but make sure you get that particular tooth checked at earliest. Painkillers taken for emergency are not to be continued without further consultation with dentist.Pain can be due to multiple reasons...
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Hello,
Yes she can take mild painkiller for toothache undoubted but I would rather suggest to get a consultancy done first to find out the cause of pain and then take the medication as prescribed. This would be a much better option because the painkiller will only resolve the pain momentarily.
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