What should I do if the tooth filling hurts after taking anti-inflammatory medicine?

As the saying goes, toothache is not a disease, but it can be very painful. Many people suffer from various oral diseases because they do not pay attention to oral problems in their lives. Toothache is a relatively common disease. Most toothaches are caused by tooth decay. When tooth decay is serious, you need to go to the hospital for filling. When filling, the doctor usually uses some medical equipment to disinfect the teeth first, but these instruments can also cause toothache. So what should I do if I feel pain after taking anti-inflammatory drugs for filling?

The pain may be caused by inflammation at the root tip. It is recommended that you take anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs orally. The pain may last for about two days.

Repeated pain symptoms after filling a tooth indicate that the dental pulp is inflamed and has not been properly treated. Simply taking medication has side effects and has no complete therapeutic effect. Therefore, it is recommended to seek follow-up treatment from a specialist in a timely manner.

Generally speaking, there is no delay in having children during the period of tooth filling. Dental medications are used locally, and the dosage is relatively small. If you are worried, you can prepare for pregnancy next month to avoid affecting the development of the fertilized egg. In daily life, we should pay attention to supplementing trace elements and folic acid, avoid contact with toxic and radioactive substances, avoid close contact with pets, and ensure good birth and upbringing.

If used for anti-inflammatory purposes and if you are not allergic to penicillin, use penicillin V potassium and amoxicillin capsules. It has the best anti-inflammatory effect and is a low-toxic antibiotic. The fastest way to relieve pain is to bite a peppercorn on the painful area, preferably Sichuan peppercorns. The pain symptoms disappeared immediately. It has a local anesthetic effect. Using Sichuan pepper and Sichuan pepper is the fastest way to treat pain.

Since tooth inflammation is a local inflammation, oral medications (there is no specific medicine, they are all ordinary anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs) are for systemic use. The efficacy of the medicine reaching the affected area will be reduced and the effect will not be ideal. If the inflammation is not controlled, it will metastasize to nearby lymph nodes, and systemic symptoms will gradually appear, such as fever, physical fatigue, etc. It is recommended to go to the dental clinic for treatment as much as possible and use local anti-inflammatory drugs. The effect is obvious and the impact on the body is very small. More importantly, it is possible to restore the beauty and function of the teeth through treatment.