will asthma inhaler increase pain in jaw bone after extraction of hypercementosis teeth
hello there is no permanent treatment for asthma it can be subsided only and if the inhaler is causing trouble you can opt for medicines tell her physician all the details your dentist gave her and her physician will surely give medicines for the treatment of hypercementosis the exact etiology needs to be diagnosed and removed whether it is any trauma any other disease vitamin a deficiency or rheumatic fever or any other cause which can be confirmed only after tests and observation I am unable to open your link kindly resend the correct link else I have tried to understand your problem I hope my suggestions were helpful
hello doctor my mom is above 50 years of age and she has been complaining seriously of pains for about 20 years now and it was recently diagnosed to be hypercementosis she needs a solution also she is an asthmatic and doctors have also said that the inhaler she uses increases the pain just for more clarity see the summary below summary doctors remove an impaired tooth as they said the root of the teeth entered the jaw bone and over time the jawbone was infected due to infections the jaw bone where the tooth was removed is still paining and it is swollen doctors say that the inhaler she uses for asthma aggravates the pain as the jaw bone is sore she has taken augmenting dalacin 150 my and others over time recently a few months ago she is diagnosed with hypercementosis status looking for treatment therapy to solve both asthma and hypercementosis