What medicine does toothache take?

As the saying goes: toothache is not a disease, it hurts to death. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that toothache is caused by the rising of excess and deficiency fire in human body. The weather is very dry, the saliva secretion of human body is reduced, the respiratory tract is dry, the fragility of blood vessels is enhanced, and it is easy to be infected with bacteria. If you eat supplements or spicy food again, it will speed up the blood circulation. Chinese medicine calls it "blood heat rash", which will bring germs to the whole body, causing symptoms such as swelling and pain of teeth, nosebleeds, dry cough and pharyngitis. The following tips only help you cope with the difficulties temporarily, but can't solve the fundamental problem of toothache. The key to solving toothache is to develop good hygiene habits at ordinary times. You can always drink Baiyaning tea to protect your teeth, and naturally you won't have toothache.

1. vinegar

50 ml of vinegar and 50 ml of boiling water, mixed gargle twice a day for 2 weeks, can treat toothache caused by periodontitis.

2. monosodium glutamate.

Besides being a common condiment, monosodium glutamate can also relieve toothache. Take out a small amount of monosodium glutamate and smear it on the toothache, which can treat toothache well. In addition, you can also put a small amount of monosodium glutamate into a cup and melt it with boiling water. After cooling, you can gargle in your mouth and use it repeatedly to relieve your discomfort.

Ice compress

Apply a wet cold towel or ice pack and ice cubes to the toothache cheek. Every time 15 minutes, 1 day 3~4 times, can play a role in relieving pain.

Massage hands

This method can relieve 50% pain. Take an ice cube and rub the V-shaped area where the thumb and forefinger bones are connected. Gently press the ice in this area for 5-7 minutes. A Canadian researcher found that 60-90% people use this method to relieve toothache. His research shows that this friction method can interfere with the transmission of nerve impulses caused by toothache.