Toothache, chest tightness

People will get a sore throat when they drink too little water or are in an overly dry environment. Some people get a sore throat, which manifests as oral ulcers and dry mouth. Some people get angry, which manifests as sore throat and ear pain. Of course, some people will feel toothache when they get angry. Swollen and painful teeth can be said to be the most common symptom of getting angry, which can be relieved by taking anti-inflammatory drugs. So what should you do if you have toothache, inflammation, and chest tightness?

If you have internal heat, toothache, sore throat, or oral ulcers, you should take some anti-inflammatory and heat-removing Chinese medicine in time. It is recommended to eat some iron flute slices, drink some chrysanthemum tea, and pay attention to eating some fruits and vegetables appropriately. Oral ulcers are more likely to occur when the body's immunity is low. Peanut recommends eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, maintaining a regular schedule, and not staying up late. You can also take multivitamins for treatment. According to traditional Chinese medicine, oral ulcers are caused by yin deficiency and excessive fire. You can try taking Zhibai Dihuang Pills, which can guide the fire back to its source.

Common symptoms of wind-heat toothache: manifested as distending pain in the teeth, which is aggravated by heat or spicy food, and relieved by cooling the affected area, swollen gums, inability to chew food, or swollen and hot cheeks, thirst, red tip of the tongue, thin white or slightly yellow and dry tongue coating, and floating and rapid pulse.

Toothache caused by wind and cold: Symptoms include toothache and throbbing sensation. The pain is aggravated by inhaling cold air and relieved by heating the affected area. The patient sometimes hates wind and cold, does not feel thirsty, has a pale red tongue, a thin white tongue coating, and a floating, tight or slow pulse.

Toothache due to stomach heat manifests as toothache, mainly with a feeling of distension and pain, which may lead to redness and swelling of the head or gums, fever in the face, thirst, desire to drink cold water, hot and smelly breath, aversion to heat and preference for cold, or swelling and pain in the lips, tongue, cheeks, constipation, yellow urine, red tongue, dry tongue, yellow tongue coating, and a rapid or slippery pulse.

Toothache due to deficiency fire: Symptoms include dull toothache, floating tooth roots, red lips and cheekbones, dry and painful throat, palpitations and dizziness, insomnia, sore waist and spine, red tongue with little fluid, less tongue coating, and a fine pulse. Toothache due to Qi deficiency: manifested as dull toothache, continuous pain, slightly red and swollen gums, or swollen but not red, pale complexion, shortness of breath and laziness to speak, low voice, fatigue, spontaneous sweating and palpitations, dizziness and tinnitus, clear and frequent urination, pale and fat tongue, thin white or white tongue coating, and weak or puffy pulse.

Toothache caused by caries: It manifests as pain in the tooth cavities, which comes and goes. If the tooth is injured while chewing, the pain will occur immediately, and the tongue and pulse will be normal.