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what is ok to take when you have a toothache and pregnant?
19 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
you are ok to take paracetamol not advisable if under 3 months pregnant though
- 1 decade ago
The best thing to do would be to see your dentist. I did have dental treatment when I was in early stages of pregnancy and I know your ok to have injections when you pregnant so there must be something to help you. I did have a filling but I had it done without injections. Your teeth do sometime become painful when pregnant but if it's nothing major the pain will pass.
Ask your midwife and maybe see if paracetamol helps first.
Good luck xx
- 1 decade ago
My doctor advised me to take paracetomol, but when that did not help, he said Nurofen Liquid Capsules (this is what i normally use for toothache) were fine to take while pregnant so long as I didnt swallow them like they were sweeties! Basically whatever you normally use for pain releif is fine, in very small quantities, and only for a day or too, until you can see your dentist!
Source(s): Personnel Experience - 1 decade ago
paracetomol, go and see a dentist, it's free now, and you may as well take advantage of it and have any work done that is if you are in ther uk of course. there is nothing worse than toothache, get it seen to asap
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Paracetamol.
- 1 decade ago
when i was pregnant all i was subcribed by the doctor was parecetomol for toothache which didnt really didnt take the pain off
- 1 decade ago
take paracetamol and arrange to see your dentist. dental treatment is free when you are pregnant and they will be able to advise/treat you properly as teeth are one of the first thing to be affected by pregnancy.
Source(s): mum to 2 boys - Anonymous1 decade ago
Ask your Dentist or Local Chemist for a professional answer!
- Shelty KLv 51 decade ago
Rub the tooth or the gum eith oil of cloves and then see your dentist when you can Oil of cloves from any good pharmacy
- 1 decade ago
the only painkiller my dr advised me to take was paracetamol during pregnancy, you could try going to a dentist and see if there is anything else but i doubt it, sorry