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By Mariam Olayode It often starts with something that feels manageable. A dull ache in the jaw. A tooth that sends a sharp signal whenever something cold touches it. A swelling that appears overnight and seems, at first, like it might go away on its own. Paracetamol first.Then ibuprofen. Then amoxicillin bought from a nearby […] The post When a Toothache Becomes a Medical Emergency: Why too many Nigerians wait until It’s too late appeared first on Vanguard News.
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