I asked a question about what it's like to get your wisdom teeth out before. I just got them out a few hours ago and my mouth is in a great deal of pain. It didnt hurt getting them out because I was asleep. I got all four out & they were impacted. I've only had mashed potatoes and a little water since I came home & I ate the potatoes extremely slowly. I tried taking the prescription medicines, but I can never swallow pills so yeaaah. I took penicillin & I somehow got that to go down with my potatoes. I have one other pill to take & it's round and I cut it in half & have tried 5+ times to swallow it but it doesn't work, even when it's in my potatoes.
I took tylenal for the pain already [adult liquid tylenal] & i'm 17/f.
Any suggestions of what else I can take where I won't have to deal with swallowing pills? And I dont thik sending me sites or ideas of how to swallow them will help, seeing as I'm pretty sure i've tried everything.
xkellxx answered Tuesday July 31 2007, 12:14 am: Continue to take the liquid tylenol as the directions say. But besides that there's not too much you can do. I recommend lots of sleeping. My sister was having pain from her wisdom teeth and she just sleep forever and it helped her to get over the pain. I know exactly how you feel about not swallowing pills, I've never taken one in my life. I hope you feel better soon, pain sucks. [ xkellxx's advice column | Ask xkellxx A Question ]
*Kate* answered Monday July 30 2007, 8:43 pm: Lots and Lots of ice. I kept Ice on mine for 2 days, but didn't have any swelling or bruising. Other then that there isn't really anything you can take that isn't in a pill form. You could try taking childrens liquid pain medication, but you should consult your doctor as to how much you would need to take. [ *Kate*'s advice column | Ask *Kate* A Question ]
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