Can Nerve Or Muscle Damage At The Upper Left Tooth And Pressure With Sharp Pain At The Bottom Of The Eye Be Identified And Cured?
Question: Pian at XXXXXXX Caine injection site; nerve or muscle damage ? It is at last tooth upper left, did feel pressure at the bottom of eye and a sharp pain. Thank you.
Brief Answer:
Please provide more details.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for the query.
Pain at Novocaine injection site is not always due to nerve or muscle danage abd can be soft tissue injury due to traumatic injection.
So please provide me more details so that I can guide you better.
- Since how many days back have you taken the injection?
-Is there any swelling also present?
-Do you have any difficulty opening mouth?
-Any other associated symptom?
Please revert back with answers.
Regards.
Please provide more details.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for the query.
Pain at Novocaine injection site is not always due to nerve or muscle danage abd can be soft tissue injury due to traumatic injection.
So please provide me more details so that I can guide you better.
- Since how many days back have you taken the injection?
-Is there any swelling also present?
-Do you have any difficulty opening mouth?
-Any other associated symptom?
Please revert back with answers.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Last Wed. The tenth. I felt it hit something that was very painful and grabbed asst. leg, then a pressure at my eye. Felt like the injection fluid hit the eye hard. So minor the swelling can barely be noticed. No other symptons. No difficulty opening mouth.
I just took an ibuprohen
I just took an ibuprohen
Brief Answer:
Looks like nerve prick.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
From your explanation it looks like a nerve prick while injection was given.
Such injuries are temporary and resolve soon.
If you still have pain you can take painkillers like Advil or Tramadol as and when needed.
But if the pain continue even after a week or ten days you should get clinically checked by an oral surgeon.
Hope this information helps..
Regards
Looks like nerve prick.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
From your explanation it looks like a nerve prick while injection was given.
Such injuries are temporary and resolve soon.
If you still have pain you can take painkillers like Advil or Tramadol as and when needed.
But if the pain continue even after a week or ten days you should get clinically checked by an oral surgeon.
Hope this information helps..
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T