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Can i consume meftal spas for tooth pain in emergency time

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Meftal Spas is basically a smooth muscle relaxant more than a pain killer and is not very useful in dental pain.
Although in emergency when you don't have access to other medicines taking mental spas might help relieve some pain

Meftal spas has no role to do in dental pain. it will give relief in stomach pains due to spasm. but yes "MEFTAL FORTE" will help you relieve pain in dental conditions. so you can go with that.

meftal spas should only be taken if u dont have access to other medicines and still taking precautions as it causes a little dizziness so u shud take care while driving or working.

Meftal spas is basically a muscle relaxant, and would be useful for pain associated with muscular spasm. For dental pain, you probably need something like Ibuprofen, Diclofenac, or aceclofenac, either alone or in combination with paracetamol to tide you over until you can get to your dentist. For more severe pain that doesn't respond to the above, you can probably add Ketorolac.

It may help only if the pain is due to muscular type like trismus,lock jaw caused due to spasm of muscles of mastication,damage to facial muscles,sometimes wisdom tooth etc.

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