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Tooth extraction
Bleeding after 24 hrs.
.what should be done during bleeding ?
What to eat ?
Which medicin should i take?
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continue medicines...avoid very hot food.take icecrems and shakes..
if it still continues for a day then had a followup with the doctor.
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Take some 2 ice cream from the side of extraction and dont spit anywhere for 3 days do salt water gargling but don't give any inner pressure while spitting water out of it mouth this will create more pressure from the extraction side to bleed again ..
Just release the water slowly... It will.heal after sometime or if it is not manageable then meet ur nearby dentist
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Visit the dentist from where u hv extracted
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give a cotton pack and dont spit.
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Dr. Sudhakar
Endodontist
25 yrs exp
Chennai
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There might be slight bleeding even after extraction. Don't spit or gargle with too much force. Take cotton roll and clench tightly for half n hour. If even not solved take Tablet Trapic crush and keep it at the extraction site. Visit your nearby dentist for check up.
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