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What Causes Swollen Face After Tooth Infection And Blood When Blowing Nose?
I have a very swollen left side of my face that is caused by a tooth infection. I have had this for 3 days. I am taking antibiodics for this. Today I thought my nose was running and when I blew my nose alot of blood came out. I threw up this morning, once at work and now at home. Do the three incidents stem from my tooth infection? I do know that the antibiodics can cause nausia but would the bloody nose be factor? Thank You
Mon, 7 Apr 2014
hello thanks for consulting at hcm..tooth infection could have resulted in ur symptoms,. kindly consult a oral surgeon at the earliest,, for x-rays and treatment..do salt water gargle thrice daily,, hope it helps..tc
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