Can Oral Surgery Bleeding Cause Chest Compression?
Well I recently have had oral surgery, my wisdom teeth were removed, and now my chest feels compressed and in pain to breath. On top of that it has been almost a week the still And they bleed still and I'm pretty sure the stitches have popped...meaning they're an open hole.
You did not mention if you had the surgery under general anesthesia or local anesthesia.It is not okay to have bleeding even after a week.I suggest you to see your dentist immediately.You did not mention if you are a diabetic and if you have any other general health problems.Get a blood profile done.Chest compression cannot be because of a local anesthetic affect. Regards.
You did not mention if you had the surgery under general anesthesia or local anesthesia.It is not okay to have bleeding even after a week.I suggest you to see your dentist immediately.You did not mention if you are a diabetic and if you have any other general health problems.Get a blood profile done.Chest compression cannot be because of a local anesthetic affect. Regards.
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Can Oral Surgery Bleeding Cause Chest Compression?
Hello!Thank you for posting here. You did not mention if you had the surgery under general anesthesia or local anesthesia.It is not okay to have bleeding even after a week.I suggest you to see your dentist immediately.You did not mention if you are a diabetic and if you have any other general health problems.Get a blood profile done.Chest compression cannot be because of a local anesthetic affect. Regards.