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What to do if i had a tooth pulled 36 hours ago & i'm still bleeding. is something wrong?
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Still bleeding: As we are unaware of your medical history, blood pressure, medications taken, difficulty of extraction, amount and frequency of bleeding, we can't give you an accurate answer to your question. Dry your mouth with gauze, place a wet teabag over the extraction site, keep your head elevated, refrain from exercise and call your own dentist for advice. There should be an emergency number (if closed)
Answered 6/10/2014
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