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Root canal retreatment

Hi, I had a root canal done 4 years back. Recently i had to go for a retreatment of the root canal because there was swelling and infection. I was on antibiotics for 10 days but the swelling and infection is back again. Please recommend any medication that will cure this.

Thanks,
Rao

a_v_rao on 2014-10-12

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Please take belladonna 30 and phosphorus 30 twice a day for 5 days and see how that affects.

If this doesn't help take Merc Sol 30 for 5 days.

♡ kadwa 8 years ago

Thank you for responding. I have started Belladona and Phosphorous 30 but in-case I need to take Merc sol 30 please let me know the dosage. Will that be twice a day as well?

Thank you,
Rao

a_v_rao 8 years ago

Yes, it should be twice a day.

♡ kadwa 8 years ago

I have taken Merc sol for 4 days now and tomorrow will be the last day. I visited the dentist today and he said the swelling and infection is reduced but not completely gone so he did the retreatment again. Please recommend if I should continue the same medicine or any other medicine I can take.

Thanks
Rao

a_v_rao 8 years ago

Please take Merc Sol 30 twice a day for 7 days. You may take Sulphur 30 later if the cure is not completed.

♡ kadwa 8 years ago

I have used sulphur for 5 days but not a lot of improvement. In fact after the last re-treatment the swelling has increased. Is there anything else I can try or should I go for a surgery?

a_v_rao 8 years ago

Please take Calcarea Carb 200 twice a day for 3 days. If there is no relief take Lycopodium 200 in the same way for another 3 days. If there is no relief even then, take your own decision on surgery.

♡ kadwa 8 years ago

Please take Staphysagria 200 twice a day for 3 days first then start Calc Carb as suggested above.

♡ kadwa 8 years ago

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