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TOOTHACHE

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dermotolearyswifetobe · 24/07/2005 03:23

Any alternatives to Paracetemol. I have the worst toothache and there is no emergency dentist where I am so will have to wait until Monday and pray I can get an appt. then. IS there any alternative to Paracetemol. The brand I have is every 6 hours but the pain is back after about 3 and I just can't bear it. Anyone up at this hour of the night that can help.

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Skribble · 24/07/2005 03:26

Could try iboprophen

strugstu · 24/07/2005 03:28

i'm sure my granny used to swear by oil of cloves for toothache- not sure if u can still get it.

QueenOfQuotes · 24/07/2005 03:28

Neurofen capsules (sp).

dermotolearyswifetobe · 24/07/2005 03:28

can I take that with paracetemol or as an alternative.

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strugstu · 24/07/2005 03:30

u can take both together- but better (i think personally) to take couple of nurofen (ibrupofen) then take paracetamol couple of hours later.

dermotolearyswifetobe · 24/07/2005 03:32

thansk I think i have nurofen somewhre. The pain is really terrible. Its such a constant nagging pain with only respite for a couple of hours.

Thanks ladies. Thought I was the only person still up. :D

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strugstu · 24/07/2005 03:34

hope u feel better soon- i must go to bed now- X

QueenOfQuotes · 24/07/2005 03:34

nah definitley not the only one still up.

I know it's quite warm at the moment, but a hot water bottle held against the jaw can help a little too.........or just make a coffee and hold the warm mug against your jaw

strugstu · 24/07/2005 03:36

'gateway for the pain' - thats what the GP's call it! (i'm full of useless crap!)

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