Toothache is not a disease, it can be fatal when it hurts. This is a common saying. In our daily lives, there are many reasons that can cause toothache. However, for ordinary people, taking some medicine may relieve toothache, but it is not the case for pregnant women. So, let's first see if toothache in pregnant women can cause dizziness?
Pregnant mothers often have toothache, and the pain radiates to different positions of the teeth. The front teeth can radiate to the eye socket area below the nose, while the back teeth can cause dizziness and headaches in the cochlea and even half of the temple.
The treatment of toothache in pregnant women first needs to identify the cause of the toothache. Expectant mothers cannot decide what medication to use on their own, they should first go to the hospital to see what causes toothache. If toothache is caused by excessive internal heat, they should first remove the heat, pay attention to their diet, avoid spicy and fried foods, and eat some anti-inflammatory foods such as bitter gourd and lily.
If it is confirmed after examination that the toothache is caused by oral diseases such as periodontitis and dental caries, treatment can be received according to the doctor's advice. Generally speaking, unless it is an emergency, it is not recommended to undergo dental treatment in the first three months of pregnancy, but in the middle of pregnancy, from the fourth to the sixth month. If it is necessary to treat teeth, you can choose this period under the guidance of a doctor. The last three months of pregnancy are not suitable for long-term dental treatments such as tooth extraction. In short, it is important to see a doctor before treating dental problems such as toothache during pregnancy, and not to decide on medication on your own. Because some measures for treating oral diseases may cause harm to pregnant women and fetuses. After solving the problem of toothache, the symptoms of dizziness and headache will naturally disappear.
