Flare up with swollen gums
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I am in a flare and doctors up the medicine .The problem is my gums are so inflamed any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Posted , 4 users are following.
I am in a flare and doctors up the medicine .The problem is my gums are so inflamed any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Atlantan carol97272
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Sorry to hear you're in pain. I have facial nerve pain around my eye and beyond. Sometimes the area around my eye feels sore and swollen and applying an ice pack often helps.
sally90 carol97272
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I am so sorry for you, the TN and the drugs are bad enough without any thing else. I also have problems with my gums and my tongue. I know this sounds really odd but I find the only thing that seems to help is drinking cold milk or having ice cream. The milk really does help, full fat is the best, I think it is the fat content that seems to really sooth the gums.
Thinking of you.
Sally
carol97272 sally90
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Thanks Sally will try the milk.
I can't even drink water now without getting a shock .I am so p****d at this thing called TN!
holly35803 carol97272
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My TN ALSO flared up or rather the pain increased when I had to see the dentist recently. My neurologist said next time to increase the Rx dose before the appointment. So, I'm not surprised you have been given similar advice. I hope it gets better soon.
vicki78970 carol97272
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I got relief for up to 14 hours with Turmeric (A spice) that comes in a pill form. All natural & no side effects. I took 800 mg in the morning. It didn't work at night for whatever reason.. This is for TN.
I'm guessing you are having difficulty brushing your teeth. If you swish warm salt water in your mouth
(natural antibiotic) a few times a day it may help. I hope you get some relief from these suggestion.
carol97272 vicki78970
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marilyn39866 carol97272
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Have you looked into maybe a natural medicine like Turmeric and Bromeline which is a natural antiinflamatory best to speak to the trained person at a health food store for a better recommendation . In order for people to respond to you, you have to tell us more about your condition how long, what the doctor says and what you have tried, and dentist, and how long has it been going on. Did dental work trigger it?
marilyn39866 carol97272
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