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Had a tooth extraction yesterday. i had nitrous oxide. i still feel very tired and not much energy. is this normal?
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Lethargic: You had surgery and anesthesia. It's a stressful experience. ow your body is trying to heal. You may feel somewhat lethargic for a few days, less so each day. If you have concerns, call the practitioner that knows you best, the Dentist or specialist oral Surgeon who removed your tooth.
Answered 5/15/2018
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