What to do if toothache occurs during breastfeeding?

Some friends may know that pregnant women or postpartum women are not suitable for tooth correction or tooth extraction, because this can easily cause bacterial infection and heavy bleeding. However, some women experience toothache during breastfeeding after childbirth, especially when breastfeeding. Many women feel very confused about this situation. Although toothache is uncomfortable, they cannot take medicine casually, otherwise it will be harmful to the body. So what should you do if you have toothache while breastfeeding?

Different types of toothache treatment methods:

1. Toothache (neurogenic, allergic, or tooth decay pain): 10 peppercorns and one or two liang of white wine. Soak the peppercorns in the wine. After ten minutes, hold the wine in your mouth. It will take effect in a few minutes. Do it twice a day for 10 minutes each time. It will be cured in 3-4 days.

2. Periodontitis and gingivitis: Add an equal amount of white wine to an egg white, mix well and drink a mouthful, hold it in your mouth, and spit it out after 5 minutes. Do this twice a day (one egg a day), and it will reduce inflammation and relieve pain in 2-3 days.

3. Bleeding teeth (caused by frequent bleeding or brushing): 10 peppercorns, 3 taels of vinegar, soak for 2 days and then hold in the mouth for 3 minutes at a time, twice a day. Use for 5 consecutive days for special effects.

Food self-therapy

1. When you have a toothache, you can cut a small piece of ginger and bite it on the painful area. You can reuse it when necessary, and it is also okay to hold it in your mouth when you sleep.

2. Apply honey to the area where you have toothache. It will be healed in a few minutes and will also make your mouth full of fragrance.

3. Hold aloe vera in your mouth: Cut a small piece of aloe vera, peel off the skin, and hold the pulp containing sticky liquid in the painful area. It will relieve itself in 2 to 3 hours.

4. Ice compress: Just like treating bruises, applying ice to the cheek where the toothache occurs can relieve pain. Apply for 15 minutes each time, at least 3 to 4 times a day.

Regarding the issue of what to do if you have toothache while breastfeeding, I believe that everyone has a certain understanding after reading the above content. It is recommended that in this case, women should go to the hospital for an examination with their families first, and then receive treatment. Do not take medicine casually, because women during breastfeeding are very weak and cannot eat casually.