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Apr 16, 2025 - 4:19:47 AM
42990 posts since 3/5/2008

Sucks... :0(

Apr 16, 2025 - 4:25:12 AM
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Texasbanjo (Moderator)

USA

31520 posts since 8/3/2003

My daughter just had all her teeth pulled and dentures put in. I can sympathize with your pain as I watch my kid be so miserable.

Apr 16, 2025 - 4:35:22 AM

slammer

USA

4842 posts since 12/30/2008

I feel yer pain buddy!!! Not much worse than tooth pain and trying to get it taken care of (at least around here) is a painfully slow process.
Hope this resolves for you ASAP!!!
Slammer!!!

Apr 16, 2025 - 4:55:23 AM

42990 posts since 3/5/2008

Well..
I am lucky...
In a lot of pain..
But the hospitol take me in ..Rightaway...
Tis becose of me heart transplant..
They fixed me up a bit..so i am not as miserable..

But..
They are not 100% sure just what the problum is..
Halfta wait a few days n report back to them..
Fer me it is a pressure issue..
Hot or cold has no eeffect..
But boy bump that tooth..
N..you would think a Lightning Bolt went through yer head...

Kinda put a damper on me what's fer dinner posting... :0/

Apr 16, 2025 - 4:56:43 AM

42990 posts since 3/5/2008

On the up side...
Down 3 lbs... :0/

Apr 16, 2025 - 6:50:07 AM

Owen

Canada

16964 posts since 6/5/2011
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Not a recommendation per se, but, "They fixed me up a bit... " reminds me of an incident in my not-too-distant past.   The doc was re-doing an elbow operation. On the first go-round I had felt mucho pain before they were finished hammering/chiseling/etc.  I mentioned this to the anesthetist in the pre-op rigamarole for the second one. He said, "If that happens, just let us know, and we can give you something to make you real happy, real quick."

I hope you get the upper hand toot-de-sweet.

Edited by - Owen on 04/16/2025 06:52:17

Apr 16, 2025 - 10:43:35 AM

banjoy

USA

11673 posts since 7/1/2006

Well I've been suffering from trigeminal neuralgia for about 4-5 years now. Sometimes it goes away completely, the last week as been hell.Like an electrified ice pick up the side of some teeth. Fun thrills and excitement. So, I hope this is a club you don't join. Pain is a show-stopper.

Apr 16, 2025 - 12:17:50 PM

42990 posts since 3/5/2008

quote:
Originally posted by banjoy

Well I've been suffering from trigeminal neuralgia for about 4-5 years now. Sometimes it goes away completely, the last week as been hell.Like an electrified ice pick up the side of some teeth. Fun thrills and excitement. So, I hope this is a club you don't join. Pain is a show-stopper.


Yes...

Dunno if i suffer from that or not..

Hope to find the cause..

 

This kinda pain..makes ..Me..a usually joville guy...

Well lets just say...me ..BS...meter is pegged at max...24-7..

Real short on annah ..BS...

 

The relief that i have recived..at least lets me back to being ..Me.. :0)

Apr 16, 2025 - 12:19:20 PM

42990 posts since 3/5/2008

Frank..if you do not mind..
Would you share here what happens with you n that stuff.?

Apr 16, 2025 - 8:41:07 PM

bill53

USA

667 posts since 3/26/2004

fell twice broke 2 teeth out damn

Apr 16, 2025 - 8:43:05 PM

bill53

USA

667 posts since 3/26/2004

evan and advil

Apr 16, 2025 - 8:46:20 PM

bill53

USA

667 posts since 3/26/2004

sweet whiskey

Apr 16, 2025 - 8:47:59 PM

bill53

USA

667 posts since 3/26/2004

i cant sleep

Apr 17, 2025 - 2:34:13 AM

42990 posts since 3/5/2008

quote:
Originally posted by bill53

fell twice broke 2 teeth out damn


That's Awful... !

 

Sorry that happened.. 

Apr 17, 2025 - 4:54:50 AM

slammer

USA

4842 posts since 12/30/2008

Trigeminal neuralgia is a $itch !!! I’ve had many patients with it and a very close friend who has had it so bad that suicide was almost an option for her.
She finally had gamma knife surgery in Texas 2 years ago and it is taking time for symptoms to go away. She was miserable for a long time.
It’s one of those things like back pain, you don’t realize how bad it is until you have it yourself!!!
Slammer!!!

Apr 17, 2025 - 5:38:21 AM

banjoy

USA

11673 posts since 7/1/2006

Al, I don't subscribe to topics so I don't see posts directed to me unless I just happen to e online at the same time a thread rises again to the top, and only ifI click on it again.

I *have* shared my jorney, atleast part of it, here some years ago. It has gone back and forth from being 12 on the scale of 10, which basically means you're balled up in a fetal position it's so goddamned painful, to being 100% gone for up to 11 months at a time.

For me it's centered on the roots of some teeth that are all crowded together. I did fine great relieve through acupuncture, and finally last January 2 2024 I had an eye tooth (canine) pulled and it helped a helluva lot for over a year. Made what little pain was left bearable.

This started kicking in again about 6 months ago, but t a tolerable level, then last week spiked to off the scale again for brief moments. It's like an electrified ice pick. The only difference this time around is the pain is fixed in one place, where before it jumped around a little all over my face but anchored to the roots of my teeth.

It can make eating or talking extremely painful.

It's been a year since I've been to acupuncture,and the clinic used is closed this week. I will be going next week.

And yeah, another name for trigeminal neuralgia is the suicide disease, the pain can be that bad.

Apr 17, 2025 - 6:19:05 AM

42990 posts since 3/5/2008

Very sorry for you...
Wish i had help for ya..
If pullin one tooth helped....
What about the others?

Apr 17, 2025 - 6:21:26 AM

chuckv97

Canada

74125 posts since 10/5/2013
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I had neuropathy  in my hands and wrists a couple of years ago,, it was bad when I laid down to sleep,, waking up every 2-3 hours with severe pain. I finally went & got acupuncture which helped tremendously. I also looked up & bought any supplements that helped nerve disorders (not painkillers)

Edited by - chuckv97 on 04/17/2025 06:24:04

Apr 17, 2025 - 10:28:22 AM
likes this

8758 posts since 9/5/2006

i have been afraid of dentist since i was a child,,, horrorfied,, still am ,, i got a little chinese lady now who is gentle with me and knows my fear... she pulled an upper molar last year for me and it wasn't as bad as i thought,,, but she knows how to calm me down before she goes to work.....

Apr 17, 2025 - 11:21:23 AM
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Texasbanjo (Moderator)

USA

31520 posts since 8/3/2003

quote:
Originally posted by 1935tb-11

i have been afraid of dentist since i was a child,,, horrorfied,, still am ,, i got a little chinese lady now who is gentle with me and knows my fear... she pulled an upper molar last year for me and it wasn't as bad as i thought,,, but she knows how to calm me down before she goes to work.....


I know how you feel.  I was severely hurt by a dentist when I was a teenager and have been afraid of dentists all my life.  I finally found a dentist who understood my fears and worked with me for years to get me where I trusted him and knew he wouldn't hurt me.

Apr 21, 2025 - 12:09:10 PM

240 posts since 1/12/2024

I don't like going to the dentist either, but I do, regularly. I'm 75 and my teeth are pretty solid for my age. I've lost a couple molars in the back and a couple crowns, due to injury, not infection, but I stay on top of it. I go in three times a year. The only thing worse than a visit to the dentist is a tooth ache. My wife's cousin is my dentist and he's my fishing buddy, so that helps. At least he isn't just some dentist.

Apr 21, 2025 - 3:18:51 PM

Paul R

Canada

17165 posts since 1/28/2010
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I had that shooting pain like lightning to the brain. The root canal specialist dealt with it. Things felt better as soon as they got me in prep. And he worked by hand because he said the drill bits sometimes would break off during the procedure. I left the office a happy camper.

At least I didn't have one of my dentist uncles, Charlie, do it. Mom told us that she got a call from her sister, Aunt Vivian. "Get over here. Charlie got drunk and pulled four of his own teeth." Knowing Uncle Charlie, he probably knew what he was doing. As my sister once said, "Charlie drunk was probably better than Uncle Rae sober!"

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