Can I take analgesic tablets for toothache?

Analgesic tablets can be taken to relieve toothache. Tooth pain is usually caused by pulpitis or inflammation of the tooth root, leading to pulp congestion and increased pressure within the pulp cavity, resulting in severe pain. Analgesic tablets are compound preparations containing ingredients such as aminopyrine and phenacetin, which can effectively relieve mild to moderate pain, including toothache. The following points should be noted when taking analgesic tablets: 1. Follow the instructions in the medication leaflet or your doctor's advice, and pay attention to dosage and frequency of administration. 2. Be aware of possible adverse reactions such as vomiting and rash. If severe discomfort occurs, discontinue the medication immediately and seek medical attention. 3. Toothache may be a symptom of various oral problems. If the pain persists or worsens, it is recommended to seek timely medical care to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment. It is advisable to seek professional medical advice.