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My doc has prescribed me Lyser d for muscle pain for past 5 days. Since yesterday I was having wisdom tooth area pain so I went to the dentist today. He prescribed ketorol sp and mox cv for 3 days and then visit him again .Is it safe to take ketorol sp for 3 days after taking lyser d for 5 days??
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Yes , it is completely safe to take ketorol sp and mox cv after taking lyser d for 5 days. Ketorol sp and lyser d , both are pain killers . Mox cv is on the other hand is an antibiotic , which is prescribed to prevent and control any kind of bacterial infection.
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If wisdom teeth is impacted go for extraction.
Go for opg xray.
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Yes both the medicines are painkillers and it’s safe to take Ketorol SP after Lyser d as there is no drug interaction.
But then it’s better to get an X-ray done and see to the cause of pain. If the tooth is impacted you should plan for extraction; if there is gingival flap on top dentist would suggest operculectomy.
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Hi Lyser D is a combination drug.
It is also helpful in relieving toothache.
Keterol sp also is a painkiller.
You can start Mox CV which is the antibiotic which will bring down any infection and inflammation and reduce your pain.
If the pain still persists you can take Keterol SP as S-O-S that is only when you have pain.
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Dr. Arvind Mittal
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12 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Yes u can take thr s no issue with that
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