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Old 09-18-2012, 11:16 PM #1
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I might try Motrin, but I'm finding that simply Ibuprofin makes things pretty tolerable (at least for now), which makes me further suspect it's some sort of inflammation. That said, I'm still unsure/worried about the possibility of an infection and will try to see my general doctor ASAP, especially as he's perhaps the only medical professional in the area that even pretends to actually listen to me.

Anyhow, once again, thanks, and I'll look for Stonyfield yogurt.

- John

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John,

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I'm sorry your attempts have been fruitless :/

At this point if you go to the ER they will probably prescribe antibiotics.... but they hopefully would at least take an xray. I don't know why the dentist would not take one???!! What is his problem? I'm so sorry you are going through this nonsense :/

Have you tried taking motrin? Sometimes you can take it in small increments over a period of time and it will offer substantial relief. That may be your best bet until you can get to see that OS in Portland. Small increments meaning 200 mgs every 4-6 hours for several days. This way you are not overloading your liver or kidneys but there is a steady dose of the anti inflammatory in your system.

Can you possibly get to the OS over the holidays in december? Of course you would have to set that up ahead of time.

As for the<< sugarless/sweetenerless/fruitless yogurt>> go to your local supermarket and pick up some Stonyfield Yogurt or some other organic brand.
Oh and you can usually find some organic fruit there too :>

Don't get discouraged.... I totally understand your frustration. I wish I could be of more help to you. Keep in touch....

Bryanna

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John,

Motrin is Ibuprofen. I agree, if an anti inflammatory decreases the pain, then that may be indicative of inflammation and not an infection. A brewing infection in the jaw bone usually does not respond to Ibuprofen (ie: Motrin, Advil, Aleve).

If you think your physician can be of some help to you, then please go see him. He may do some blood work to check for inflammation and elevated bacteria.

If you go to the MD, keep in mind that it is best not to take any anti inflammatory for at least 24 hours prior to having any blood work.

Stop by and let us know how you're doing....

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I might try Motrin, but I'm finding that simply Ibuprofin makes things pretty tolerable (at least for now), which makes me further suspect it's some sort of inflammation. That said, I'm still unsure/worried about the possibility of an infection and will try to see my general doctor ASAP, especially as he's perhaps the only medical professional in the area that even pretends to actually listen to me.

Anyhow, once again, thanks, and I'll look for Stonyfield yogurt.

- John
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