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What Is The Cure For The Abscess On The Jaw And Swelling In The Face?

Hi, I have an abscess on my jaw & my face has become very swollen. I have just started a course of antibiotics(clonamox 500mg) but my face is continuing to swell. I have also been taking ibuprofen for the pain & inflammation. Is there anything else I can try, to bring down the sweling tonight as I have to go to work tomorrow? Thanks Jennifer
Mon, 7 Apr 2014
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HI Jennifer.
Thanks for your elucidate history. This means there is an abscess and you have to get it drained by a Dentist or a Surgeon. This is the sure-shot treatment. You have to continue medicines you are already under.
A timely treatment can help you fast and complete recovery. You also have to get the offending tooth out.
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What Is The Cure For The Abscess On The Jaw And Swelling In The Face?

HI Jennifer. Thanks for your elucidate history. This means there is an abscess and you have to get it drained by a Dentist or a Surgeon. This is the sure-shot treatment. You have to continue medicines you are already under. A timely treatment can help you fast and complete recovery. You also have to get the offending tooth out.