Infections in the jaw can last for years, since there is very little
blood flow to the area, and that prevents the antibiotics from being
effective. My own grandmother had such an infection for years, until
finally she had them surgically remove that part of her jawbone,
disfiguring her for life, which broke her heart, having kids in the
market scared looking at her.
All medical care is undertaken at your own risk, including having that
bone removed to get rid of infection. If you think anyone else is
responsible, good luck with that. I have found that almost no one wants
to be responsible for my medical care- to the point that some normal
thing like a dog bite on the hand, required the doc to give all kinds
of disclaimers- what a bunch of baloney. It may be the litigious nature
of society these days, or that people want SOMEONE ELSE to be
responsible for what happens to them.
Many people on the internet lists have had similar or worse
experiences at the hands of the medical profession, and find that they
may like to seek medical advice, and then seek other's experiences with
like situations, so they can decide for themselves what they decide to
do about it.
I'll get down off my soap box now.
kathryn
On Jun 9, 2007, at 3:50 AM, Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
Again, one needs to be very careful, and seek medical advice. In the
absence of that (or in the presence of the poor service you have
gotten thus far) bloodroot tincture soaked into a cotton ball and
applied to the infection will go deep into the site and destroy
diseased tissue.
One must protect normal tissue from the bloodroot with whatever kind
of barrier will work. (In a pinch, a wad of chewed gum will work.)
The results of bloodroot penetrating deep into the body can be a
visual shock; conceivably the impacted wisdom tooth and root could be
exposed. Again, whatever list members do without medical supervision
is undertaken at one's own risk, and again, infections above the neck
can be deadly, according to my reading.
On Saturday, Jun 9, 2007, at 16:11 Asia/Tokyo, Tony Moody wrote:
I have the misfortune of having an infection in my lower jaw, around
wisdom tooth site.
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