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nutcracker · 24/01/2006 13:58

Dp had a tooth out this morning as he had raging toothache.

Anyway, since the stuff has wore off he is now in agony again, and i'm not sure what to suggest to him.

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nailpolish · 24/01/2006 13:59

nutty, ibuprofen is very good for toothache

LIZS · 24/01/2006 13:59

swilling with salty water may help too.

nutcracker · 24/01/2006 14:00

but how can he still have toothache when the tooth has gone ??

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nailpolish · 24/01/2006 14:01

his gums will be bruised. or something. think of all the pushing and pulling and shoving and yanking they do to get the tooth out. never mind the massive needle they prod into your gums. maybe he could phone the dentist?

nutcracker · 24/01/2006 14:04

I said it is probably bruising, but he seems to be in more pain time than before.

He is on phone to dentist now.

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LIZS · 24/01/2006 14:06

I findn the injection site often hurts more than the tooth/gap. Is he in real pain or "man" pain lol !!

nutcracker · 24/01/2006 14:07

LOL it's hard to tell, and I am so unsympathetic cos he should have gone ages ago.

He said it's pulsing and throbbing.

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chapsmum · 24/01/2006 14:10

i had that after a tooth extraction, turned out I had something called dry root. Phoned NHS 24 out of hours who reccomended putting chewing gum on it, I laughed, ended up with antibiotics. Co-codamol, brufen and if you have it oil of cloves and if still sore tommorow, back to the drill!!!

nutcracker · 24/01/2006 14:11

Thanks

They have told him to take some pain killers and go back tonight if it still hurts.

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nutcracker · 24/01/2006 14:11

LOL at chewing gum chapsmum.

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chapsmum · 24/01/2006 14:14

hope he feels better there really toothache is horrid! And you wont be getting much piece either.
Also remebered a dr recommending I get soluble co-codamol and swishing it round my mouth before swallowing, that really worked.

nutcracker · 24/01/2006 14:24

He is eating some soup now, so he can have some painkillers.

You are right about me not getting any peace, so I hope it gets better soon.

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