ROMOS

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How am I getting toothache where there are no teeth or nerves.

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country bumpkin

Commented 12 years ago

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jhharlan

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Nerves travel in spite of being removed or so you think........

12 years ago. Rating: 9
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ROMOS

Well, I do remember it was painful treatment at the time ( 2yrs )but why now, it,s agony?

commented 12 years ago

jhharlan

Invest in some clove oil (Health Food store) and apply to the spot. It will deaden the pain...... Some pharmacies carry clove oil......

commented 12 years ago

ROMOS

YE,got some, but pain seems more in the bone if you know what I mean, trying a little vodka, may do the trick, cheers.,

commented 12 years ago

jhharlan

Vodka may distract you from the pain but it seems to me that you need a pain reliever like aspirin or Tylenol.........

commented 12 years ago

FISH-O

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Sometimes our body (the cells) has memories and will remind you of what was once there.

I sometimes have tooth pain that is related to headaches... once the headache is gone the pain in the tooth is gone. There is nothing wrong with my teeth as I am fanatical and also have my teeth cleaned and checked twice a year.

I hope it goes away soon.

All Hail King Romos.

12 years ago. Rating: 9
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ROMOS

You too are wise beyond your years my fish girl I commend thee and bestow you with the KINGS deepest gratitude, but the pain doth remain.

commented 12 years ago

FISH-O

I once burnt the roof of my mouth very badly... absolutely hideous. It was recommended for me to use Ambesol for tooth pain. That is a wonderful product. If this pain is in your mouth give Ambesol (or a product that is available in your area) a go. It is a liquid and you basically brush it over the effected area.
Best wishes OH KINGLY ONE!

All hail King Romos!

commented 12 years ago

mycatsmom

to Fish Girl----How did you burn the roof of your mouth ?

commented 12 years ago

FISH-O

Testing a grilled cheese sandwich for my son... Ouch! I can't even eat the darned cheese because I am lactose intollerant... double ouch!

commented 12 years ago

Tommyh

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My left index finger was amputated 25 years ago.It still aches like buggery some nights.

Wierd huh?

12 years ago. Rating: 7
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FISH-O

No. Not weird at all. I have a phantom shoulder injury that is "What the heck!".

commented 12 years ago

itsmee

That’s difficult to imagine. My grandpa had an amputated finger.What helps the pain?

commented 12 years ago

tabber

Tommyh i think we help each other more on this site than we help others. what do you think? i know i learn so much from everybody. LOL

commented 12 years ago

Tommyh

Nothing helps the pain Itsmee.Grin & bear it.I know it's all in my mind.LOL.
Tabber,At least we are helping somebody & it's good.

commented 12 years ago

nomdeplume

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You may have an infection in the bone where the teeth were extracted. Go to a dentist and get the area x-rayed. Alternatively, you may have neuralgia.

12 years ago. Rating: 7
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melandrupert

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ROMOS get this checked out

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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ROMOS

I did this aft,I,ve got bloody shingles, not a spot in sight.He said just to keep taking the meds I take for something else, pain eased slightly,but that might be the vodka+ meds,don,t really need any more probs,but hey ho life goes on thankfully,TA for your concern. KOTF.

commented 12 years ago

melandrupert

ROMOS shingles is very painful and you dont have to have rashes or spots and bewarned it can come back if you are still in pain please go back to the Doctor and get stronger medication take care also xxxx

commented 12 years ago

dad59

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PHANTOM PAIN!

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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ROMOS

It,s a f*****g painful phantom though.

commented 12 years ago

mycatsmom

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It could be phantom pain. That happens with amputees. They sometimes feel like their amputated leg hurts, where there is no leg. That used to happen to my dad's cousin. She had her leg amputated all the way up to her hip. ( They don't do it that drastic anymore ) and she often complained of Phantom pain.