Angular eruption of third molar needs extraction.It is of no use anyway,get it removed by a good oral surgeon,it does not require replacement ...
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it seems you have a predominantly ear based infection. visit and ENT ASAP on an emergency basis. ...
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why don't u meet a better ent surgeon ...
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The Best option for you is to consult ENT specialist and resolve the problem. You must carry the list of Antibiotics taken by you in past to the ENT specialist for his/her reference so as to get a better knowledge of your drug history.. ...
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I think you have more of sinus related problem, you need to do steam inhalation and consult your ENT specialist for mucolytic agent. ...
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Kindly consult a dentist & an ENT in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations (Full mouth x-ray) & clinical examination to decide upon treatment. ...
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Hi,
Try not to worry too much. There are many conditions associated with bulging neck veins, enlarged or swollen glands & lump or bulge.
Tell us if you have history of smoking in past, sudden weight loss, bad breath,
sore throat, hoarseness,fever or pain during swallowing. Most probably it is just an infection or tonsillolith(tonsil stone) and both of them are easily curable.
We are here to help and support you through this.
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Yes you can stop seroflo,but you will be needed to be changed by seroflo with some other inhaler which does not irritate your throat(that can be first option),although if you are taking seroflo directly even then throat pain pain or infection can be caused you may use a spacer to take seroflo if you are not using spacer even that may reduce chances of throat infection(this is the second option).
Otherwise you can't leave your inhaler just for throat infection,breathing problem is more troub ...
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Ear Correction : The procedure we use to correct prominent ears is a modern popular technique, which involves reshaping of the ear cartilage with permanent sutures. This technique is very safe and effective. The risk of complications is far lower than the cartilage cutting technique. ...
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Thanks for your query...
First of all we need to exclude lower respiratory tract infection which may include pneumonia or bronchiolitis.Take your child to a paediatrician for clinical examination.U mentioned your child was on antibiotics 3 times in last 4 months.Was it due to lactose intolerance only leading to loose motions or for some other illness also ??
Has exclusive bottle feeding advised to you by a paediatrician after diagnosis of lactose intolerance or the child was bottle fed since bi ...
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