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Tooth infection in pregnancy
Hi I am 22 weeks pregnant and I am suffering from tooth infection since 1 month there no pain there is a pimple above my decayed tooth I can't consult dentist due this covid pandemic can I leave this UNTREATED
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You can’t take risk visit your dental surgeon soon. In pregnancy medicines should be avoided and any infection becomes complicated.
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A proper oral hygiene is a prerequisite for a safe pregnancy. Even if there is no pain, any infection is not good in pregnancy. So, it is better to address the problem by visiting a dentist, and have the most conservative treatment done. Even in this pandemic, there are plenty of dental clinics operating with adequate protection and safety.
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Hi there, I understand u r scared to visit a dentist and you are avoiding it now. There is an infected tooth which is not causing pain now bt it may get aggravated at a later stage. 22nd week is the second trimester and it's safe to go for a treatment . There are a lot of doctors who are following all covid protocols for emergency treatments. You can consult someone online who is available near by  and take a decision for your treatment. In my opinion you shouldn't leave it untreated for long.
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Hello Greetings, based on your findings it is assumed that you have a sinus tract , you need to get it treated as soon as possible
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Go to the nearest dentist or consult one from practo in your nearby area
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