I went for a skyding on 30th October. After 2-3 hours of skydiving my teeths started paining. I took painkiller to calm down the pain but after skydiving my teeths are sensitive to cold water and pain is coming back during night. I read about this online but couldn't find any solution. I also read its related to barotrauma. Should I go and see my physician or my dentist or pain will go away on its own. Please help.
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Tooth pain after skydiving
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Pain was gone after 3 days. I took 1 ibuprofen when pain starts.
I also checked with one of my friend who is a doctor. He also told me to take ibuprofen for the pain and pain will go in few days by himself.
I hope this reply will help others.
I also checked with one of my friend who is a doctor. He also told me to take ibuprofen for the pain and pain will go in few days by himself.
I hope this reply will help others.
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