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Had Surgery To Reconstruct Mandible. Severe Pain In Lips. Implant Screw Removed Which Was Not Detected In MRI. Remedy For Pain?

i had surgery to reconstruct mandible, lots of complications, so ended up with 4 surgeries. for the last 3 years the pain in my lower lip can be so severe. MRI did not find nerve damage although i had 1 implant screw removed because it was sitting on top of the nerve. i don t know what to do and i am so tried of the severe pain. Help
Mon, 21 Oct 2013
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Hello there!
I can understand the severity of pain. try some of these medictions groups . Acetaminophen liquid or tablet form with or with out codein. for lower ones you might need a prescription but they are potent and last resort for the mandibular pains from dislocations and reconstructions. (Astramorph/Duramorph) (Duragesic, Sublimaze) (Valium / Ativan)

You should consider some nerve block procedures for your pain management .

Regards
Dr Shafi Ullah Khan
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Had Surgery To Reconstruct Mandible. Severe Pain In Lips. Implant Screw Removed Which Was Not Detected In MRI. Remedy For Pain?

Hello there! I can understand the severity of pain. try some of these medictions groups . Acetaminophen liquid or tablet form with or with out codein. for lower ones you might need a prescription but they are potent and last resort for the mandibular pains from dislocations and reconstructions. (Astramorph/Duramorph) (Duragesic, Sublimaze) (Valium / Ativan) You should consider some nerve block procedures for your pain management . Regards Dr Shafi Ullah Khan