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Anonymous Coward User ID: 838773 United States 03/01/2010 01:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get it checked out. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 769657maybe i will someday, if i get the strength built up to leave the house haha. not really though...well sorta... i dont go out much. in here i can lie down if i want to if the pain gets bad and then it goes away after a while. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 861388 United States 03/01/2010 01:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 15 minutes?? Lol, try being there for 2 hours while the dentist slices open 2 inches of gum so she can drill out what's left of a tooth, as well as hacking out a stack of bone and leaving you inflated, bruised and stitched up. $600 later, my pain is gone: AMAZING! Even more amazing is that that milimetre of tooth wasn't causing me any pain at all but i was told it was in my best interest to get it removed. My wisdom teeth? They grew like normal teeth, no pain at all. I did get them removed just for the fun of it to give a dental student practise at no cost. Dentists are theives... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 802143 Canada 03/01/2010 01:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 15 minutes?? Lol, try being there for 2 hours while the dentist slices open 2 inches of gum so she can drill out what's left of a tooth, as well as hacking out a stack of bone and leaving you inflated, bruised and stitched up. $600 later, my pain is gone: AMAZING! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 861388Even more amazing is that that milimetre of tooth wasn't causing me any pain at all but i was told it was in my best interest to get it removed. My wisdom teeth? They grew like normal teeth, no pain at all. I did get them removed just for the fun of it to give a dental student practise at no cost. Dentists are theives... anytime i have a headache, I floss, and it goes away, good post OP |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 902270 Australia 03/01/2010 02:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 15 minutes?? Lol, try being there for 2 hours while the dentist slices open 2 inches of gum so she can drill out what's left of a tooth, as well as hacking out a stack of bone and leaving you inflated, bruised and stitched up. $600 later, my pain is gone: AMAZING! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 861388Even more amazing is that that milimetre of tooth wasn't causing me any pain at all but i was told it was in my best interest to get it removed. My wisdom teeth? They grew like normal teeth, no pain at all. I did get them removed just for the fun of it to give a dental student practise at no cost. Dentists are theives... That's true, but this guys were infected yours weren't, he had the starting symptoms of blood poisoning. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 877736 United States 03/01/2010 02:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ugh I had one that had grown up into my sinus and the root was in the bone and had to be sawed out. How is that for horror. That was last fall. My sinuses do feel better now though! I used to get sinus headaches more frequently.I hate going to the dentist but I do. They do important work. make sure you gargle with warm salt water |
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Zerocyber User ID: 893077 United States 03/01/2010 03:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I had a root canal for a destroyed tooth (broke in half). Luckily, I felt no pain. The next day I went to the dentist and he told me that the nerve must have died years ago from a major infection. He asked me if I remembered any severe pain in that tooth, ever. Nope. He told me that some people told him they'd rather have another child birth than feel that kind of pain. I never felt anything that bad. I know for a while whenever I ate too much sugar it would start to hurt, but otherwise I felt nothing. My sister says it is because our side of the family has a high tolerance of pain. Could be true, I have no idea, and no way to really compare the feeling of pain to someone elses as their reaction could be more mental pain than physical. Oh well. I've had 1 tooth rebuilt (root canal after it broke) and another capped. I might need another one capped, but it hasn't changed color or started to smell, just hurts if I apply too much pressure. No sugar-caused pain, though. I'm rambling... I'll stop now. |
Mnemosyne User ID: 903454 Australia 03/01/2010 03:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I had a root canal for a destroyed tooth (broke in half). Quoting: ZerocyberLuckily, I felt no pain. The next day I went to the dentist and he told me that the nerve must have died years ago from a major infection. He asked me if I remembered any severe pain in that tooth, ever. Nope. He told me that some people told him they'd rather have another child birth than feel that kind of pain. I never felt anything that bad. I know for a while whenever I ate too much sugar it would start to hurt, but otherwise I felt nothing. My sister says it is because our side of the family has a high tolerance of pain. Could be true, I have no idea, and no way to really compare the feeling of pain to someone elses as their reaction could be more mental pain than physical. Oh well. I've had 1 tooth rebuilt (root canal after it broke) and another capped. I might need another one capped, but it hasn't changed color or started to smell, just hurts if I apply too much pressure. No sugar-caused pain, though. I'm rambling... I'll stop now. your tolerance to pain is facinating. I wonder if it makes a person less fearful. How do you go with emotional pain? |
Zerocyber User ID: 893077 United States 03/01/2010 03:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I had a root canal for a destroyed tooth (broke in half). Quoting: MnemosyneLuckily, I felt no pain. The next day I went to the dentist and he told me that the nerve must have died years ago from a major infection. He asked me if I remembered any severe pain in that tooth, ever. Nope. He told me that some people told him they'd rather have another child birth than feel that kind of pain. I never felt anything that bad. I know for a while whenever I ate too much sugar it would start to hurt, but otherwise I felt nothing. My sister says it is because our side of the family has a high tolerance of pain. Could be true, I have no idea, and no way to really compare the feeling of pain to someone elses as their reaction could be more mental pain than physical. Oh well. I've had 1 tooth rebuilt (root canal after it broke) and another capped. I might need another one capped, but it hasn't changed color or started to smell, just hurts if I apply too much pressure. No sugar-caused pain, though. I'm rambling... I'll stop now. your tolerance to pain is facinating. I wonder if it makes a person less fearful. How do you go with emotional pain? I tend to go through emotional withdrawals. I was told by a friend that it looks more like PTSD, but without the fear or flashbacks. The blank, thousand-yard stare, and lack of emotional response. I can almost do it on demand, but it takes a few minutes to kick in. Feels like I'm on autopilot, except I'm still all there. Happened a lot after the death of my mom when I was 12. It sucked. I didn't even really "notice" until about 3 months later in March. Then I broke down and started crying. Worst year of my life. No christmas, no birthday, no mother, no one around. I guess after that, and years of watching horror movies and playing violent video games, it doesn't even scratch the surface anymore. Kind of doesn't help that I'm also schizophrenic. Not the hallucinatory, delusional, paranoid kind. Though, if I don't get enough sleep I do have delusions. Nothing violent, and I know it is going on but I can't stop myself. And no, I'm not taking anything for it. And once again, I am rambling... Gah... Last Edited by Zerocyber on 03/01/2010 03:39 AM |
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Zerocyber User ID: 893077 United States 03/01/2010 04:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am rambling... Quoting: MnemosyneGah... wow, you msut have a wall you have constructed that protects you from pain, all kinds. But how do you let the light in? I let in enough to keep a balance. I'm in more of a grey area than most, trying my best to take no sides but my own. The problem pops up when others try to take away the things I enjoy (sleeping, video games, watching TV, creating complex war scenarios, etc). After long as I can keep the balance I will not snap, and I will remain as kind and passive as can be. But if someone crosses me, and pushes me too far... I have hit a girl in the head with a brick, and hit another guy in the head with a wieght bar. Among other, worse, incidents. I'd rather not do so again. One of the reasons I don't take medicine. If the balance is tilted, I'm not sure what I would do. And with self-trained Marine and FBI close-combat training, and firearms training, I'm rather not find out... (One thing is for sure, Pelosi better hide XD) |