abcess

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At 06:10 PM 9/9/2008, you wrote:

 

>My recommendation to the person who has a tooth abcess .. you DO need help

>but NOT from ANYONE on this News Group! Get yourself to a dentist NOW ..

>if cash flow is an issue now, think what the cost can be if the infection

>spreads. In this happens, as a minimum you will probably be hospitalized ..

>as a minimum!

 

fully agreeing with Butch...

 

but... if a visit to the dentist is going to be delayed (and we've all had

THAT happen!)

 

Friends of mine have found relief from the pain (and found the swelling

starting to recede) by a mixure of 9 drops of Myrrh Oil and 1 drop of

Clove oil.... put a bit on your fingertip or on a qtip and appy to the sore

tooth.

 

YES... I know better than to use neat oils...and I don't recommend the

internal use of the oils...

 

but when a toothache is absolutely agonizing...this blend helps.

 

obviously it's for emergency use only.

 

 

 

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Man I hear ya. My mom could have cared less about our teeth. I didn't see a

dentist until I looked like a chipmunk with a thyroid disorder.....and she

complained the entire time. Usually she'd burn the tip of a needle, poke me and

drain it and have me hold salt water in my mouth and peroxide.........and they

wonder why I twitched drool and jerk......call me 'sybil'......

 

But I do remember the pain. I think she got one of those temp waxy tooth packs

with clove oil for numbing.....but you can go to ER.  My spouse says people come

with very swollen abcesses and there is a dental chair in there.. They'll give

you happy drugs and if you act like you're terrified about dentists they give

you warm fuzzy drugs first and then the happy drugs when you're done heh heh

 

And I'm gun shy about infections now days.

 

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