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I have tried almost all of these. They do NOT work. Go to the E.R. and tell them what is wrong. They will give you amoxocillin and a pain pill. DO it fast because it is only going to hurt more.
899 Home Remedies for Abscessed Tooth
I have tried almost all of these. They do NOT work. Go to the E.R. and tell them what is wrong. They will give you amoxocillin and a pain pill. DO it fast because it is only going to hurt more.
I've had this really painful infection in my mouth from my horse smacking me by accident when he got a bit giddy, it cracked a filling in half & started off an abcess (think that's how its spelt) anyway here in England the NHS dentist costs a minimum £45 just for a first visit with general work, so to kill the pain after reading the posts here, I made up a paste of garlic powder/baking soda/salt & oregano. I rubbed it on the infected gum then held some of the paste in my moth with head on one side & had it go around the tooth. Done that twice today & the whole area feels better. If you can't afford the dental work then try brushing your teeth gently then swill with mouth wash then try my paste because its working for me but remember the minty gum if you need to speak to anybody cos you're gonna stink of garlic!!
This REALLY works. Take a wet paper towel and a q-tip and dampen the end of a q-tip on the paper towel DO NOT soak the q-tip in water. Merely dampen it then put the q-tip in cayenne pepper until the tip is covered and then apply to your tooth. Apply it all over the tooth and the gum line above or below which ever the case may be. I thought my mouth would be on fire the first time I went to do it. Oddly enough it does not. Just takes the pain away. I had to completely cover my tooth with it, however it worked! This is the best thing better than getting loopy on the pain killers.
Well, this may sound gross and/or kinda wierd, but it's legal and it worked for me! I have abscessed cavity with nerve exposed, and dentist has me on antibiotics and pain meds until tomorrow when he will pull it. Meanwhile, sometimes the pain meds just don't work. Here's what I ended up doing: chew on pieces of fresh, raw onion (any color), then when the pain subsides, eat peanut butter right out of the jar. I think there's a substance in the onion that temporarily relieves the pain, and then the peanut butter fills the hole for a while so you can get some temporary relief. God bless all of you. This pain is far worse than natural childbirth.
I have an exposed nerve and the tooth pain was so bad that it caused my temple and my ear to throb unbearably. I went to the hospital and the doctor gave me a shot of demerol...I thought to myself...this should work and I'll get some relief. No such luck. Even after feeling loopy the tooth pain was still so severe that I couldn't sleep so I got on here and read something about children's tylenol. I immediately put three in my mouth and I recieved INSTANT relief. I can't believe I wasted a trip to the hospital.
I have a broken tooth on the lower right moler, my lain seriously make me drop to my knees sometimes, i hate taking pain meds( like heavy duty meds) so what i do is
1. Brush my teeth with sensodine tooth paste
2. Rinse with biotene
3.crush 2 benadryl pills( i use allergy meds)
4. Put three to four drops of water into the powder
5. Mix untill paste
6.then either a q~tip or cotton swab
7. Place it on your tooth for about two to three mins !!!!
Zinc kills the nerve. There is an over the counter flu preventive medicine with loads of zinc in it. Put a lozenge in your mouth at bedtime. When you wake your toothache will be gone...for years.
After breaking a tooth ( upper and lower molar) from almond in chocolate candy bar, I had suffered with occasional flair up of abcessed area of gum that was the size of a pea, this time after 3 days of taking 1500 mg extra strength excederine for the pain every 2 hours and eating 2 tubes of orajel, I found this website and read about 4 pages of home remedies. Decided to try crushing clove of garlic, holding it in place for about 5 minutes, then swishing affected area with combination of Garlic powder and salt, with warm water, I still have some twinges left in my jawline that pressure points may take care of but as of right this minute I am pain free and going to take a nap!
I suffered my first migraine at the age of six, I'm now 63 and counting. The majority of the attacks occur in the spring. I have the flashing lights, blind spots, nausea, terrible headache pain, inability to talk, facial numbness, etc, and was diagnosed at age 22 with 'classic' migraines.
My current 'treatment' does not stop the migraine, but has reduced the severity and length of the episode.
I use the nasal cleanse saline solution with very warm water to irrigate my sinus, typically two or more 8 oz. containers per side. I do this as soon as I notice any visual effects. This seems to help the nausea so I can take a couple of advil and keep them down. The attack will be over in a few hours instead of a couple of days!
This is the first treatment that has had any positive results for my symptoms - ever. I won't bore you with what I have tried, or how I arrived at this, but it is the only thing that has had a positive effect.
Hope this helps someone.
hi myself sana and i live in pak i am 19 year old and i also feel bad pain in my teeth specialy in the broken and insected areas i do and take every thing but nothing hapend beter then i see the home remedy page and do some remedis but best and best is the beaking soda MY MAMA TEL ME TAKE A PAIN AND FRY SOME SODA IN IT THEN APLY THIS HOT SODA ON YUR BRUSH AND DO BRUSH WITH THIS U ALSO APLY THIS WITH FINGER ON TEETH guys..! this is a better home remedy for u please try this and gave me coments GOOD LUKE.??!


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Target: Burmese President Thein Sein
Goal: Protect and aid the Rohingya Muslim population in Burma's Arakan State
Recent satellite imagery reveals massive destruction done to Rohingya Muslim communities in Burma's western Arakan State. The eastern coastal town of Kyauk Pyu—where homes and other property have been destroyed—is just one of the latest areas to fall victim to Burma's ongoing sectarian violence. The Rohingya Muslim people have faced a history of discrimination and hostility from ethnic Rakhine people and Burmese authorities alike who view the Rohingya as illegal immigrants. Call upon Burmese President Thein Sein to protect this marginalized population and ensure that necessary humanitarian aid reaches their communities.
Recently there was a renewal in the violence between Arakan Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims, affecting five different townships, most of which had seen little to no violence in the past. The Burmese government has reported that 64 people have been killed and 2,800 houses have been burned to the ground. Suspicions abound that the government may be underreporting the damage, as it has done so in the past to avoid local and international criticism of the state.
And this follows in the wake of the state's other recent travesties, where Burmese security forces were documented killing, raping, and arresting Rohingya Muslims en masse after failing to stop escalating sectarian violence.
The Rohingya population faces more than violence. There are nearly 75,000 internally displaced persons in Burma, most of whom are Rohingya living in over 40 camps. The government continues to impose strict restrictions against humanitarian aid, denying these marginalized people access to food, water, shelter, and medicine.
Citizenship—and the protection it provides—has been forbidden for most Rohingya, and President Thein Sein has called for continued segregation and at times even expulsion of the Rohingya from Burma. Living in squalid camps and left unprotected, the Rohingya are often easy targets for would-be aggressors.
Call upon President Thein Sein to make a concerted effort protect this marginalized population immediately.
Dear President Thein Sein,
The recent violence that has erupted in the Arakan State against the Rohingya Muslim population is just another example of the ongoing sectarian conflict in your country. With more than 64 people dead and 2,800 houses razed, the violence has spread to townships previously left untouched. And with the travesties that took place in June—rape, killings, and mass arrests—at the hands of security forces, it seems as though the Rohingya have no place to look for safety.
It is the responsibility of a government to protect its people. Furthermore, the Burmese state must allow humanitarian organizations access to Rohingya communities. Many of these people are living in squalid camps, are internally displaced, and without food, water, and medicine. If your government can't protect them, you must at the very least allow outside organizations to provide what aid they can.
The ongoing sectarian violence in Burma is a growing humanitarian disaster. You must act now to prevent further catastrophes.
[Your Name Here]
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The 37-year-old batting superstar made the announcement late on Sunday, after his side lost the final Test by 49 runs inside three days and were beaten 1-0 in the series to give India a series victory in the Caribbean for the first time in 35 years.
Lara's disclosure comes against the backdrop of his public differences with the selection panel over the composition of the side during the series, and he asserts he may have to reconsider his position as West Indies captain.
"I got an endorsement letter (from the West Indies Cricket Board) a couple days ago saying that I was a selector since May 28," he told reporters at the post match news conference.
"I am definitely let down and I must tell you I know there is a meeting (relating to a new selection panel) coming up in a couple weeks and depending on the selectors out there, I'll revisit my decision to captain the West Indies team."
Lara said his reputation was at stake in an unprecedented third term at the helm in light of his calls for certain players to be selected.
"I am just going to revisit it because it's painful what has gone on for the past couple months," he said.
"Not just the Test matches, but the One-day matches and really and truly, I have West Indies cricket at heart, but if it's a situation where my reputation as a captain is being dragged down, I'll have to think about it.
"I mean this result is the first series win for the Indians in 35 years in the Caribbean and you are the captain of the team, but in actual fact, I was never given the team that I wanted."
Lara said he understood the chemistry of the team and knew the players he needed to get the job done.
"Let's take, for instance, I said in the news conference after the second Test in St. Lucia that, in hindsight, a spinner should have played, yet two days later he was dropped from the entire 14," he said.
"How do you work these things out? It's unfortunate but as I said I think the selectors are coming up for selection very soon and depending on the outcome of that, I definitely have to revisit my decision to captain the West Indies team."
Lara also criticised the Sabina Park pitch, despite his calls for lively surfaces to help the home team fast bowlers.
"The pitch for this Test match again, it reminds me of listening to West Indies play 30 years ago where we used to destroy Australia, but every time we got to Sydney, we used to lose," he said.
"It seems that we had this surface prepared for the Indians."
Lara was appointed captain for a third time in April after Shivnarine Chanderpaul resigned from the post. He previously led West Indies between 1998 and 2000, and again between 2003 and 2005.


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STREAMING: Nausea "Cries of Pain", from forthcoming album Condemned to the System/
Courtesy of the good people at Willowtip, we've got a fierce, frantic and faceripping track premiere from Nausea's forthcoming LP, Condemned to the System. While Nausea have been grinding it out live over the past couple of years, showing up and throwing down at such shindigs as MDF and Bloodshed, they've hardly been prolific; Condemned to the System will be the LA death/grind quartet's first full-length album since their 1991 debut, Crime Against Humanity, and features a mixture of re-worked tracks that never made it past demo stage and a fresh crop of aural roughhousing. Indeed, you might recognise "Cries of Pain" from their 2006 demo release, Images of Abuse.
Condemned to the System features fresh blood in the form of bassist Alejandro CB (Pounder, Chemical Bitches) and guitarist Leon del Müerte (Murder Construct, ex-Exhumed, Phobia, Impaled, Intronaut), and maybe with a fresh line-up we won't have to wait some 20-plus years for album number three. But, musically, this is business as usual for Nausea. There's no esoteric creative digression here; Condemned . . . is visceral and from the gut, instinctive and gnarly. It drops on Jan 7th 2014; in the meantime, press play on "Cries of Pain" and momentarily expunge that Monday afternoon ennui.
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"Makerspaces, sometimes also referred to as hackerspaces, hackspaces, and fablabs are creative, DIY spaces where people can gather to create, invent, and learn. In libraries they often have 3D printers, software, electronics, craft and hardware supplies and tools, and more" (Kroski, 2013).
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Anyone wanting a consultation outside regular making times, partners for student projects, and interested instructors can contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The library's makerspace task force is surveying people about what you make, would like to make (given training and tools), and can teach others to make. Please fill out this survey at http://tinyurl.com/culmakingsurvey to let us know and help create a transformative space for us all to design, create, learn from one another, and invent!


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Today's New Mexican reports that A&E's western drama "Longmire" will continue filming in New Mexico. The series was renewed in November for a third season. Production for the new episodes will begin in the spring.
The New Mexico Highlands University Madrigal Choir presents A Modern Folk Fiesta concert Nov. 21, at 3 p.m., in Ilfeld Auditorium. The concert features folk music from Spain, Ireland, Germany, the Philippines, Canada, Russia, France, Africa, China, Israel and India, as well as American pieces.
The nation's largest retail farm and ranch supply store is coming to the Las Vegas area, creating an estimated 12-17 full- and part-time jobs. The company claims their typical store has 15,000-24,000 square feet of inside selling space with a similar amount of outside space used to display agricultural fencing, livestock equipment and horse stalls.
Although the USGS measurements of flow in the Gallinas at Montezuma hover at about 1.5 cubic feet per minute, there seem to be lots of dry stretches in the river through town and south of town.
Maybe 1.5 cubic feet per minute is just enough to fill up some of the puddles during the cool of the night, but evaporates to nothing during the day between puddles.
Lots of construction at the airport these days, plus activity related to the current filming: planes, busses, and cars. Wow.
The state has installed a couple of permanent electronic signs along the Interstate near the Las Vegas exits. Today, there was only one portable electronic sign left. Maybe we'll get more permanent signs. Who knows? The message heading south was one of caution.
Check out the new, lower ticket price!
Dec. 1 and 2: Les Miserables: A Review
HU Singers
Ilfeld Auditorium 7 p.m. (Saturday), 3 p.m. (Sunday) Tickets: $5 (HU Students free with ID)
Today's Santa Fe New Mexican reports that Highlands University Athletic Director Ed Manzanares will be leaving Highlands on September 13 to become the new assistant athletic director for major gifts at the University of New Mexico.
J.D. Vasquez a career educator and administrator with the Las Vegas City Schools, died over the weekend. Since the Monday Optic hit the streets before the weekend, notice of services for Mr. Vasquez will not appear in time. So here is the scoop. There will be graveside service for Mr. Vasquez at the Masonic Cemetery Monday morning at 10 a.m. and a memorial service and lunch starting at 1 p.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church of Las Vegas, 1000 Douglas Ave.
The "Sweetheart Dance: Stepping Back in Time" last night at Sala De Madrid on the HU campus was a gift to the community from the Friends of the City of Las Vegas Museum -- really, quite a suite of gifts.
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