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Had a slightly infected molar pulled out an hour ago and although anesthetic has not worn out i feel pain.there is also some blood. is this normal?
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Sure...: You had a tooth extracted, you've got a residual infection, and bleeding is most certainly expected. Discuss the need for any antibiotics and/or analgesics with your surgeon.
Answered 5/3/2016
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