What anti-inflammatory medicine should I take after my period after tooth extraction?

In life, many people choose to have their teeth pulled out when they have toothaches in order to avoid long-term pain. However, after having their teeth pulled out, they must take some anti-inflammatory drugs, because if they do not take anti-inflammatory drugs, the area where the tooth was pulled out may become inflamed. If women are menstruating, taking some drugs may affect their menstruation. However, if they have their teeth pulled out at the same time, it will be more troublesome. So what kind of anti-inflammatory drugs should be taken after having their teeth pulled out and then during their menstruation?

Suggestions: If you are worried, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs such as amoxicillin and metronidazole.

Tooth extraction is the most commonly used treatment technique in dentistry. Tooth extraction can cause damage to local tissues and cause bleeding, swelling, pain, and other reactions.

Suggestions: In general, the most commonly used drug is cephalosporin. You can also try metronidazole. It is best to use intravenous infusion therapy.

You can take anti-inflammatory drugs during menstruation after tooth extraction. If it does not cause excessive menstruation, you can continue to take antibiotic anti-inflammatory drugs, but it is not recommended to take Chinese patent medicine anti-inflammatory drugs containing artificial bezoar. You cannot have a tooth extracted during menstruation to avoid causing continuous bleeding. You can take anti-inflammatory drugs during menstruation, and pay attention to hygiene after tooth extraction to avoid infection.