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Topic: Sudden Impacted Wisdom Tooth Pain - Why all of a sudden? Parasites?

FYRECRACKER
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I've never had an issue with my ONE and only wisdom tooth on my right lower quadrant, way in the back.

It's impacted at an angle, next to a nerve. My dad has the same set up and he never got his removed.

I have had no issues with it before.

I just started a different parasite herb protocol.
1 VRM3 and 1 drop and WO (systemic formulas)

It is supposed to help with microscopic organisms/parasites and the WO helps it cross the blood brain barrier (supposedly).

This is the only thing I've done different. Started it 2 days ago and all of a sudden today I have pain in my impacted tooth area when even a little pressure is applied (from chewing or even my tongue pressing against it)

Should I be concerned? Not sure what to do about this.

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FYRECRACKER
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oh, the only other thing different i did was a castor oil pack last night too.

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glm1111
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Fyre,

I have experienced pain in my jaw and teeth when doing antiparasitics. I won't go into detail, but I know for sure in my case this was realted to parasites making their home in my mouth.

The rule of thimb I go by is, if I have taken something to attack a certain pathogen and I get a reaction, then I assume I have disturbed that pathogen from it's comfort zone.

Gael

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PARASITES/WORMS ARE NOW
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FYRECRACKER
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Perfect! Thank you Gael [Smile]

There definitely isn't anything else I'm doing differently so I will keep an eye on the symptoms closely.

So odd it would pick where my wisdom tooth is, my only wisdom tooth. i def don't want it taken out if its not necessary

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glm1111
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You can try dabbing on some clove oil to numb the pain. It also as you know is antiparasitic. Hope it resolves for you.

Gael

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