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Wisdom teeth removal
I have a baby of 6 month and i am feeding now but i got severe teethache and doctor said wisdom teeth need to be removed is it ok to remove now and how can i feed my baby after that any side effects?
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Yes breastfeeding will not be affected after tooth removal however the antibiotics given fter the procedure should be taken after your gynaecologists advice as the medicine my mix with your milk.
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Hi..yes it is safe to remove tooth during feeding. Necessary precautions will be taken while prescribing medicines
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Dr. Priya Verma
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26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes you can opt for removal. Your dentist will give you medication that is safe. Try to give more of other feed and less of your own feed when you are on medication.
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Dr. Ramandeep
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22 yrs exp
Mohali
Hi. No problem in removing wisdom tooth at this stage. Just tell the doctor you r lactating mother. He or she will prescribe accordingly. Take care.
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Dr. Ruchir Garg
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26 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Yes it is OK to remove it now as your dentist can prescribe you medication which is safe for feeding mother
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consult your gynecologist also before taking medicine
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