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Heavy pain in Gums and in ear .
Hello sir/ madam,
I am suffering from Heavy pain in Dent and Gums and due to this pain in ear also.
Please suggest medicine.
Due to Covid 19 i am not willing to go outside of my house.
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Whenever it possible please visit nearest dental clinic for radiographical examination of this area any further dental treatment.
Rx.
Tab augmentin 625 mg twice a day after meals for three days.
Tab zerodol sp twice a day after meals for three days.
Cap pantop d once a day before meals for three days
Clohex mouthwash three times a day for 2 weeks.
Rexidin m forte gel three times a day for 2 weeks( gently massage on the affected area gums and leave it for 10 minutes than rainse with water)
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Go for opg xray
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Do warm saline rinses
Don’t worry visit your dental clinic soon
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You can take
Tan.Azethromycin 500mg Once in a day after meal
tab.Esgipyrin sp twice daily after meal
Tab.Beplex forte once daily after meal
Cap.Rabemac Dsr once in morning before meal
For 3 days
Next Steps
whenever you feel safe go to Dentist.
Health Tips
Try to avoid hot food and drinks .
brush twice daily.
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X ray is required for further treatment & to have a clear idea about the prob
For now have Ketorol DT in case of severe pain
Gargle with warm salt water for 3-4times a day
Maintain oral hygiene
Rinse ur mouth properly after every meal
Avoid hard & sticky food
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Take clindamycin 300 mg twice a day for 3 days and Ketorol DT for pain relief
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For now take medication
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Tab Augmentin 625 mg BD
Tab Metrogyl 400mg TDS
Tab Diclomol BD
Tab Pan 40 OD
Tab Ketorol DT. SOS (in case of severe pain)
Take these for 5 days
Next Steps
Visit a dentist whenever possible as clinical and radio graphical examination will give a clear idea to proceed with the treatment plan
Health Tips
Warm salt water rinses will help
Eat soft food, avoid sticky food, maintain oral hygiene (brush twice)
Tab metrogyl not to be taken in pregnancy and with alcohol
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Dr. Sayona Swati Das
Dentist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Take Augmentin 625mg 1×0×1 after food
Keterol Dt 1×0×1 after food
Pan 40 mg 1×0×1 before for now to get relief of pain but need x ray to proceed with treatment
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Dr. Mayank Malik
Dental Surgeon
6 yrs exp
Kota
You have given incomplete history and not added any picture
For now take ketrol dt two tablets together whenever pain occurs maximum upto 6 tablets per day
Next Steps
do warm salt water rinses thrice daily
Health Tips
avoid eating from that side of the jaw from where the pain is occurring
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