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Can anyone point me toward a rubric related to respiratory difficulties after having a dental filling removed? The filling was not mercury - it was plastic. Apparently there was quite a bit of debris flying around and inhaled. I am able to find the correct rubrics for the yellow mucus expectorant, the feeling of lump in throat, etc., but thought perhaps there might be something very pertinent related to the filling debris inhalation. Although it is not certain the filling removal is the cause of the ensuing complaints, I would like to research that possibility.

Thanks for any thoughts,

Carol

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Could the problem be the injection of anaesthesia before the filling was removed? If so you might find a dose or two of Phosphorus 30 may well sort the problem out.

Regards
Rochelle
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Dear Carol, I think I would be including the 'foreign body' rubrics - of
which there are various.

Best wishes, Joy
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Thanks Rochelle - that was an excellent idea. However, she didn't take any anaesthesia prior to the procedure.

Carol

Joy - that was very helpful and I'll check those rubrics. I was on the track of pollutants and environmental factors and was coming up with nothing.

Carol

Ouch!!!!!!!! Rather her than me!

Rochelle



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