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How To Treat Throat Infection After Wisdom Tooth Removal?

Hi, I had my wisdom teeth removed four days ago. I been having chest pains and a sore throat off and on for two days now. I also can't swallow any food without having chest pains. When I drink liquids it's not as bad though. I called the doctor yesterday and he said stop taking the ibroupoen, but keep taking the other pain medication, the antibiotic, and the rinse. I also threw up my lunch today. I don't know what's wrong with me
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Read your query.

In the query,the antibiotic is not being mentioned.Antibiotic related gastritis will sometimes cause these effects of vomiting ,nausea and pains.

I would advice you to take the antibiotics on full stomach and if you have history of gastritis an antacid would be of help along the antibiotic.
If the symptoms increases ,I would suggest you to call your dentist office and get the antibiotic changed.

Continue with salt water gargling.

Hope this was helpful.
Thanks and regards.
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How To Treat Throat Infection After Wisdom Tooth Removal?

Thanks for using Health Care Magic. Read your query. In the query,the antibiotic is not being mentioned.Antibiotic related gastritis will sometimes cause these effects of vomiting ,nausea and pains. I would advice you to take the antibiotics on full stomach and if you have history of gastritis an antacid would be of help along the antibiotic. If the symptoms increases ,I would suggest you to call your dentist office and get the antibiotic changed. Continue with salt water gargling. Hope this was helpful. Thanks and regards.