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What causes insomnia from the abcess i have not been sleeping at all the past couple of nights. I got the tooth pulled today will that help?

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Dr. Akash Patel answered : 10 years ago

If the insomnia was due to pain caused because of the abscess, then yes, it will decrease the pain and resolve the insomnia problem :)

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