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PostPosted: 12/15/05 - 01:00    Post subject: hives and tooth abcess Vote now! Reply with quote

hello! I know I have a tooth abcess and I have a second dentist appointment in two days. Howeevr, I have developed hives all over my body. I haven’t been eating anything that I haven’t eaten earlier, and I know that teeth can cause so many other problems, so I was wondering if it could have something to do with my skin rash.
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PostPosted: 12/28/05 - 06:20    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Apparently, there is a possibility that abscess tooth can cause hives. A situation opposite to yours happened to me. I have developed hives. I went to dermatologist straight away and she couldn’t find a cause. She asked me if I had experienced any other strange symptoms. When I reported toothache a couple of days before, she sent me to dentist straight away. I learned there that smoldering bacterial infections, such as dental abscesses or sinusitis, may cause hives in some cases.
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