I had my wisdom teeth removed 4 days ago because of an abscess and i was prescribed 10 days of amoxcillion which i started taking before the procedure of getting my teeth removed im still in considerable pain with one day of antibotics left and my lymph nodes seem to be swelling and hurting im 30 week pregnant so i have only been taking tylenol please help
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acetaminophen is OK for you… For severe pain, oxycodone is considered safe.
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this should not happen if the abscess was properly drained and if there is no infection at present. what i feel is that,if ur lymph nodes are still enlarged and if u still have pain ,then there should be a abscess pocket still remaining. consult the doctor and get it re-examined. higher analgesics will be unsafe for you and should be avoided due to pregnancy. take paracetamol only.
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THE ANTIBIOTIC DOESNT SEEM TO BE WORKING. U NEED TO SHIFT ON HIGHER ANTIBIOTICS. BUT CONSIDERING PREGNANCY U NEED TO CONSULT GYNECOLOGIST BEFORE STARTING ANY DRUG. PARACETAMOL WOULD BE SAFE FOR PAIN RELIEF
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tynelol is not that effective for pain relief. taking stronger analgesics may be of risk as far as pregnancy is concerned.
instead apply local analgesic anesthetic gum gels that are available over the counters. these creams when applied locally, are safe enough to be applied daily