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Author Topic: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth  (Read 9407 times)

Haydo

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #60 on: September 11, 2021, 10:00:20 AM »

Hi Lyncola

The first 2 lots of antibiotics my stomach was awful and continued to be for a couple of weeks,  when I started the next lot of antibiotics.  That was when I was recommended the Probiotics.  I took them with my 3rd lot but took 2 cartons, carrying on with them after I’d finished the antibiotics (there are 10 in a packet, one a day) and my stomach was much better.  For my 4th and 5th lot of antibiotics I took them from day 1 and I was so much better.   Worth every penny.  I keep a packet in the cupboard now, just in case I have to take antibiotics again.  It might be worth you taking them, even if you’re not taking antibiotics at present.  I also take Optibac for women now, one a day, to keep my gut healthy.
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #61 on: September 12, 2021, 09:02:14 AM »

Left side all day today  :'(
Can range from pain level 5 to 10. Pain comes from where my tooth use to be to the front.

Movie was great, had the whole cinema to ourselves. Just wish I was in pain.

Is it worth me seeing my doctor, as she was the one that put me on the second antibiotics? Or just leave it to the dentist to help me?
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CLKD

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #62 on: September 12, 2021, 09:49:23 AM »

I suggest pain relief?  There are a lot of nerves in the face which can radiate pain.
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #63 on: September 12, 2021, 10:16:09 AM »

I’ve been too stubborn to use pain killers CLKD, Tomorrow will be 7 weeks since the removal, with 6 weeks I have been using pain medication of some kind. If the pain stops me from sleeping I will get up and take some ibuprofen and Panadol.

Going to bed soon 8.15pm here in Australia ::)
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #64 on: September 13, 2021, 03:58:58 AM »

So got my doctors appointment tomorrow morning, I rang the dentist to tell them I’m seeing my doctor and my pain is still bad and now in my left cheek (like sinus).
I asked them is there anything I could asked the doctor for that would help them? They don’t think a MRI or CT scan would show much difference, but are happy to meet my doctor (they know her same building together) and discuss my situation and where too next.

It’s so frustrating to be inconsistent pain and no one knows what’s wrong. I’ll might have to except the fact that it’s all in my head?

Will update after my appointment
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #65 on: September 14, 2021, 08:49:32 AM »

Up to 90 headaches and facial pains today :o
And today it’s my right side roof pain and side of mouth pain?

My doctor has put me on panafcort (steroid) two tablets for three days then to report back to her on Friday. It will remove the sinus congestion as shown on the MRI, I think she thinking it may help with the teeth with the removal of the sinus?

Time will tell
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #66 on: September 15, 2021, 09:25:29 AM »

Pain all day on my left side? Woke up with it. Settle down now in the evening?
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #67 on: September 17, 2021, 08:19:45 AM »

So went to the doctor again today, she doesn’t think it’s sinus related after being on antibiotics for two weeks and panafcort for three days. Constant pain again today on my left side and more sore now as I was rubbing the inside of my mouth trying to locate the pain.

My doctor wants me to talk to the neurologist (4 weeks until my appointment) and see what he thinks. It’s going to be a long 4 weeks. Next Friday I’ve got my dentist appointment, but I’ll don’t think she going to be able to help me.
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CLKD

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #68 on: September 17, 2021, 09:34:05 AM »

What happened to them discussing your pain together  ::)

Steroids can settle any residual pain but you may find that you are hungry ........

Removal of a sinus is a huge operation - it's there for a reason.  May give U more problems that you already have. 

Do you have any neck problems (I may have asked B4?)
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #69 on: September 18, 2021, 08:47:46 AM »

Yes you have asked about neck problems before, and no I don’t. My doctor doesn’t want to talk to my dentist? No removal of sinus, if the problem was sinus related with a removal of a tooth, the operation for that is four weeks of antibiotics and a operation of gum being removed and plucking up the hole where the sinus infection is. But both my doctor and dentist don’t think it’s that.

Pain all day again on the left side, pain goes from top of roof of mouth right at the front, where my tooth used to be and my cheek. I’m up to 36 hours of continuous pain. The level goes up and down, usually worse then I’m more active. I’m guessing this problem will go on for many months until someone works out what’s wrong or I will get sent to different specialist and pay money I don’t have and wait months to see them.

I’ll don’t take any pain medication, I just put up with it. Because I know I can’t take Panadol or ibuprofen everyday.
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #70 on: September 24, 2021, 08:46:51 AM »

Just a update eight and half weeks since my teeth was pulled out

Saw my doctor on Thursday, she thinks my facial pain and teeth problems are nerve related not sinus?
And guess what, sinus today, whenever someone tells me I don’t have sinus, I get sinus.

And today I saw my dentist, she thinks the pain on my roof of my mouth is sinus related. She says from the X-ray she can see sinus and nerves running along the top of my teeth.

But the good news is where my wisdom teeth were removed seems to be getting better and I feel normal. Now I just have to get rid of my headaches and facial pains. In a couple of days I will be starting 25mg of amitriptyline. And have got my neurologist appointment in two and half weeks. Fingers crossed that there will be no lockdown and I get to see him face to face.

Fingers crossed that shrosphirelass and pamabz see improvement with their teeth and facial pains
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shrosphirelass

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #71 on: September 26, 2021, 06:44:02 PM »

Glad things are a bit improved. I have been good, daren't say it, but Im really hoping the last tretment and antibis have done the trick. Just got to have the two teeth filled and crowned now.

Hopefully the amitriptyline will continue the improvement.
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Lyncola

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Re: Can hormones play havoc with your teeth
« Reply #72 on: September 27, 2021, 09:05:15 AM »

I’m glad things are improving for you shrosphirelass, it’s now 7pm for me and I’ve had 106 facial pain and headaches. Today I’ve started the 25mg Amitriptyline.

My teeth seem back to normal, but on Saturday night I noticed my roof of my mouth was sore. I can see four red marks, I don’t think I’d cut myself, as I would of felt it happen. It doesn’t look like an ulcers?
So after 8 weeks of recovering from my teeth, I’m now in pain to eat  :o

From the Dr Google any mouth problems take 10-14 days to recover and gargle salt water.
So fingers crossed that it gets better if not I will see my doctor.
Hope everything goes well with your teeth shrosphirelass  :)
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