Fibromyalgia Support Group
You're not alone in your pain. Fibromyalgia is a condition that can be difficult to diagnose and manage. If you're trying to cope with pain throughout your body, sleep problems, general fatigue, or other common fibromyalgia symptoms, you're in the right place. The community is here for you to talk about therapies and share your challenges.
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I had a root canal on an upper tooth on Wed. Afternoon. I have been taking tramadol and pencillin. This morning when I awoke my cheek was somewhat swollen and still painful.
i called the Endodontist and he switched my antibotic. The nurse called it a flare up and I know fibro makes it worse.
i been searching online and get mixed info. Anyone ever experience a root canal?
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Just make sure that you follow your care instructions to the letter. If the new antibiotic doesn't seem to be working call immediately. Plan on a longer recovery time as having Fibromyalgia seems to aggravate any medical procedures.
I hope that you will be OK. Take care.
When I had oral surgery a month later, my tooth and gums were sensitive for months afterwards. The endodontist said my jaw bone was still healing but pain was amplified by fibro. He also told me the pain will last longer because of fibro. He was right. A year later and sometimes when I bite down on that tooth I still feel it. Perhaps sensitive scar tissue.
The one before that though? Upper back molar, (my wisdom teeth were crushing it) And there was not enough novicaine in the world to help with that procedure. I never had any further infection, but I had tears upon tear rolling down my cheeks due to the pain.
And now I think I'm looking at another one soon. So it's a crap shoot on how that one will go. I also need to have my front crown redone. And I'm dreading that one. As last time they were talking implants and you need to wait 3 months for the jaw to heal before they can snap on any tooth. Not looking forward to having no front teeth and only posts in front for 3 months!!