Painkillers?

Kaz · 10-24-2001, 02:41 PM

All right, I'm dying here. Does ANYBODY know of "natural" painkillers that can relieve toothaches? I had my wisdom tooth pulled yesterday, this is agony! I try not to take many pills, only if it's really, really necessary. Also, I don't think I have any right now. So PLEASE, if you know of a substitution, one that I can get quickly and with little problems, TELL ME! This is agony!

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Neb · 10-24-2001, 02:58 PM

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Originally posted by Kaz:
All right, I'm dying here. Does ANYBODY know of "natural" painkillers that can relieve toothaches? I had my wisdom tooth pulled yesterday, this is agony! I try not to take many pills, only if it's really, really necessary. Also, I don't think I have any right now. So PLEASE, if you know of a substitution, one that I can get quickly and with little problems, TELL ME! This is agony!

Kaz, while I do not know of any natural painkillers, have you tried using ice? Or just a wet rag, it won't be that much help, but it usually dampens both the pain and swelling a bit.

10-24-2001, 03:01 PM

Oil of Clove, dear. Apply it directly to the gums where the pain is. Non-addictive and should help the hurt.

10-24-2001, 03:02 PM

Have you tried Neurofen yet Kaz? You can guy it in Germany and I've found that it's the best for just about any pain, in any part of your body. I'm really sorry to hear about your tooth and I hope you get better soon!

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10-24-2001, 03:03 PM

The active ingredient in asprin is 100% natural, it is derived from the bark of a yew or willow tree...not sure wich. The american indian tribes used to chew the bark for the anti-inflamatory/pain killing effects. I suggest though that the meds your dentist gave you for the pain are far superior and just as safe.

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slackerboy · 10-24-2001, 03:05 PM

my brother had 11 teeth pulled in one day, 7 impacted baby teeth and 4wisdom
he was on a lot of medicine

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10-24-2001, 03:17 PM

I dont know if it exist in Germany, but in Norway we have a very strong painkiller called paralgin forte.

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J.J. · 10-24-2001, 03:21 PM

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Originally posted by Kaz:
All right, I'm dying here. Does ANYBODY know of "natural" painkillers that can relieve toothaches? I had my wisdom tooth pulled yesterday, this is agony! I try not to take many pills, only if it's really, really necessary. Also, I don't think I have any right now. So PLEASE, if you know of a substitution, one that I can get quickly and with little problems, TELL ME! This is agony!

Kaz, absynthe is correct about the oil of clove - you should be able to come by it at just about any pharmacy or health food store over there. also, any over-the-counter product like Anbesol(tm) here in the states, made for the relief of gum/tooth pain.
Tea Tree Oil may also prove usefull, the extract of the australian melaluca tree, a very good one to have any way, like the clove oil, use a toothpick or something like a small cotton swab on a stick(q-tips) to put it where you want it, bvecause neither tastes very good!

Be careful not to get dry socket where the tooth was pulled out, if you think you are in pain now, ohboy! - If you are having headaches as part of the dental surgery, get some feverfew capsules at the same place you get the clove or tea tree oil. hope some of this helps!

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Silver Cheetah · 10-24-2001, 03:25 PM

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Originally posted by Kaz:
All right, I'm dying here. Does ANYBODY know of "natural" painkillers that can relieve toothaches? I had my wisdom tooth pulled yesterday, this is agony! I try not to take many pills, only if it's really, really necessary. Also, I don't think I have any right now. So PLEASE, if you know of a substitution, one that I can get quickly and with little problems, TELL ME! This is agony!

Kaz, try the oil of cloves, if that doesn't work - just use allopathic medication. Alternative medicine is great - especially when it comes to prevention, but there's good in both ways of treating stuff. If you really are in agony, then a few painkillers aren't going to kill you, unless you know for a fact that you are sensitive to the ingredients. Obviously in large quantities they can be bad for the liver etc (especially paracetamol) but you aren't going to be taking large quantities, are you sweets?

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Kaz · 10-24-2001, 03:25 PM

Thanks! It's evening now, so I can't try any of that (except the ice) but if I feel this bad tomorrow morning, I'm DEFINITELY going to try some of that. I think I'll go to bed early tonight...
Bye!

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10-24-2001, 02:41 PM	#1
Kaz Thoth - Egyptian God of Wisdom Join Date: August 16, 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,891	All right, I'm dying here. Does ANYBODY know of "natural" painkillers that can relieve toothaches? I had my wisdom tooth pulled yesterday, this is agony! I try not to take many pills, only if it's really, really necessary. Also, I don't think I have any right now. So PLEASE, if you know of a substitution, one that I can get quickly and with little problems, TELL ME! This is agony! ------------------ Sapphire Dragoness of ALSB Waitress at Cloudy's Cafe Magess of Lady Lioness' Court Saint of the SoS Historian of IW Most Illustrious Arch-Magess of the Illuminati Lux omnis est Once Upon A Paper Writer's Forum

10-24-2001, 03:01 PM	#3
Absynthe Guest Posts: n/a	Oil of Clove, dear. Apply it directly to the gums where the pain is. Non-addictive and should help the hurt.

10-24-2001, 03:02 PM	#4
Sorcerer Alex Guest Posts: n/a	Have you tried Neurofen yet Kaz? You can guy it in Germany and I've found that it's the best for just about any pain, in any part of your body. I'm really sorry to hear about your tooth and I hope you get better soon! ------------------ Formidable Flirty Fishy Sorcerer of the HADB

10-24-2001, 03:03 PM	#5
MagiK Guest Posts: n/a	The active ingredient in asprin is 100% natural, it is derived from the bark of a yew or willow tree...not sure wich. The american indian tribes used to chew the bark for the anti-inflamatory/pain killing effects. I suggest though that the meds your dentist gave you for the pain are far superior and just as safe. ------------------ Disintigration is easy, If you really want to impress me, ReIntegrate it.

10-24-2001, 03:05 PM	#6
slackerboy Gold Dragon Join Date: March 5, 2001 Location: smyrna, tn, usa Age: 46 Posts: 2,506	my brother had 11 teeth pulled in one day, 7 impacted baby teeth and 4wisdom he was on a lot of medicine ------------------

10-24-2001, 03:17 PM	#7
Lord Exxon Guest Posts: n/a	I dont know if it exist in Germany, but in Norway we have a very strong painkiller called paralgin forte. ------------- What we do in life, echoes in eternity

10-24-2001, 03:25 PM	#10
Kaz Thoth - Egyptian God of Wisdom Join Date: August 16, 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,891	Thanks! It's evening now, so I can't try any of that (except the ice) but if I feel this bad tomorrow morning, I'm DEFINITELY going to try some of that. I think I'll go to bed early tonight... Bye! ------------------ Sapphire Dragoness of ALSB Waitress at Cloudy's Cafe Magess of Lady Lioness' Court Saint of the SoS Historian of IW Most Illustrious Arch-Magess of the Illuminati Lux omnis est Once Upon A Paper Writer's Forum

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