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What Treatment For Painful Teeth Is Available In A Person Suffering From Gastritis, Seizures And Herniated Discs?
Maybe....I have a lot of health issues. I take a lot of medications for migraines, kidneys disorder, 4 herniated discs, complex partial seizures, major depressive disorder, severe anxiety disorder with panic attacks, and various gastritis issues .My teeth : 4 from the front on the top right side, an d 5th & 6th upper teeth from the from are completely disintegrating. It is extremely painful because nerve ending are exposed and food gets trapped. I think it could be a combination of all the medication and my gastric condition which causes me the throw up bile on a regular bases could be the cause. It hurt tremendously to brush my teeth, I spit out a lot of blood, and usually little shards of teeth. Do I call my dentist or to I need an oral surgeon. I am just in pain. Please advise....
Wed, 15 Jan 2014
Thanks for sharing your concern with Healthcaremagic..!
Please note, based on your detailed explanation. We can understand that you are suffering with multiple teeth damage. Which may require a pool of treatment, which includes Root Canal Treatment for treating exposed nerve endings ad also patients who are on Anti-Epileptic drugs also suffer from poor periodontal health, which would require scaling and root planing.
Please consult your dentist immediately, who can plan the step wise treatment plan for you. I have handled many cases similar to your condition the only difference is while treating patients with seizures require more controlled treatment approach.
regards
Dr Raju
Please note, based on your detailed explanation. We can understand that you are suffering with multiple teeth damage. Which may require a pool of treatment, which includes Root Canal Treatment for treating exposed nerve endings ad also patients who are on Anti-Epileptic drugs also suffer from poor periodontal health, which would require scaling and root planing.
Please consult your dentist immediately, who can plan the step wise treatment plan for you. I have handled many cases similar to your condition the only difference is while treating patients with seizures require more controlled treatment approach.
regards
Dr Raju
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