Can a tooth infection cause skin to itch?
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Can a tooth infection cause skin to itch?
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Dr. Peter Karsant
Dentistry
In brief: Maybe
More likely a reaction to an antibiotic if you are taking one.
If so stop and see dds/md.
In brief: Maybe
More likely a reaction to an antibiotic if you are taking one.
If so stop and see dds/md.
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Dr. Sandra Eleczko
Dentistry
In brief: Typically not
Typically an infected tooth will not cause your skin to itch.
Are you taking an antibiotic? Or any other medication? An allergic reaction can cause hives and itching . If you are taking any medications that may be causing an allergic reaction, take some benedryl. And call your dentist now.
In brief: Typically not
Typically an infected tooth will not cause your skin to itch.
Are you taking an antibiotic? Or any other medication? An allergic reaction can cause hives and itching . If you are taking any medications that may be causing an allergic reaction, take some benedryl. And call your dentist now.
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