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By *ames-77 OP Man
over a year ago
milton keynes |
"I had all 4 of mine out together.
Sleep if you can, ibuprofen maybe to reduce swelling.
Rinsing with salt water
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Aahhh bless ya that must of been awful.. I had just one out took 40 mins to pull it out face is fucked.. yeah used the salt water cheers |
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over a year ago
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I was born without wisdom teeth thankfully
Sounds like you might benefit from a NSAID
Ibuprofen or Naproxen if you have them
You can also take paracetamol
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I had all 4 of mine extracted about 28 years ago. I was in the DRI overnight and just remember waking up the next day with a mouthful of bandages. It's a good job that I like soup, cos that's all I ate for the next few days  |
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By *ames-77 OP Man
over a year ago
milton keynes |
"Had one taken out today.. in so much pain
Poor you. I cry when i get a tooth out."
It is bad to be fair !! Like to think I have a high pain threshold but feel sorry for anyone who has to do that |
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By *isa 59Woman
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Had one taken out today.. in so much pain "
You shouldn’t rinse for 24hrs after having a tooth out as it can dislodge the blood clot that will be forming in the cavity that assists healing.
Try to sleep propped up in bed tonight as that will remove the pressure from your face/mouth.
Avoid heavy lifting and any kind of exercise for the next couple of days as that can dislodge the blood clot too.
As others have said...paracetamol is best for pain relief. DO NOT take aspirin. |
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"Had one taken out today.. in so much pain "
I really feel for you it’s awful
But get to a late opening supermarket oragel tiny tube I think in two strengths get the highest percentage less than £5 works a treat |
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By *ames-77 OP Man
over a year ago
milton keynes |
"Had one taken out today.. in so much pain
You shouldn’t rinse for 24hrs after having a tooth out as it can dislodge the blood clot that will be forming in the cavity that assists healing.
Try to sleep propped up in bed tonight as that will remove the pressure from your face/mouth.
Avoid heavy lifting and any kind of exercise for the next couple of days as that can dislodge the blood clot too.
As others have said...paracetamol is best for pain relief. DO NOT take aspirin. "
I used anadin extra |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Had one taken out today.. in so much pain
Poor you. I cry when i get a tooth out.
It is bad to be fair !! Like to think I have a high pain threshold but feel sorry for anyone who has to do that "
Teeth pain is probably the most dilapidating though it is relentless feel bad for you get some ibruprofen and clove oil also carry on with the salt water rinse |
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
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I had the pleasure of that operation on my 26th birthday!
I was always immune to painkillers, ie it didn't work. However I have had lidocaine and that works a treat. So see your dentist/GP for a prescription. For me nothing else works.
However, if you get tooth ache again, use whole (not oil nor powdered) cloves, dirt cheap, available anywhere and within minutes: your urge to kill people is vanished aka pain and throbbing gone.
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Oh no, I feel your pain. I've had that done and it's worse than childbirth. If the pain doesn't ease in a few days please go back to your dentist as there's a condition called dry socket which you can get when the wound doesn't heal properly and it's excruciating. I take paracetamol and ibuprofen to help keep on top of the pain, as in 2 paracetamol then 2 ibuprofen 2 hours later and so on. Careful not to take too many though.
Hope your pain eases very soon. |
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By *ames-77 OP Man
over a year ago
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"Oh no, I feel your pain. I've had that done and it's worse than childbirth. If the pain doesn't ease in a few days please go back to your dentist as there's a condition called dry socket which you can get when the wound doesn't heal properly and it's excruciating. I take paracetamol and ibuprofen to help keep on top of the pain, as in 2 paracetamol then 2 ibuprofen 2 hours later and so on. Careful not to take too many though.
Hope your pain eases very soon."
aahh thank you I got carried away earlier and took too much pain relief gave me bad stomach pain |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I reckon I need something to distract me "
How is it this morning OP?
Call your surgery if not improving, you may have an infection... Are you following their advice on gargling etc?
Hope you feel better x |
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