Hydradentitis Supportiva?
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I found several sites for you:\n\nhttp://www.altavista.com/web/results?q=Hidradenitis+Suppurativa
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can't tell..........your spelling is confusing.....bio-dentical configured-hormones?   Don't know?
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Poor thing. Hopefully the chemist is open by now. For the skin I used Aloe Vera Bio Active Gel on my kids, as well as calamine. Cool baths helped. Piriton for the itch. Not sure about the mouth, but you could try ice pops. And lots of calpol/nurofen of course. Hope he's over the worst soon. Hang on in there.
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Same thing happened to me. Sometimes it is still infected even though the dentist took it all out, The anti-biotics didn't work since the bacteria had adapted to it. He gave me much stronger stuff which was working since swelling in face was going down.\n\nBut the anti-biotic was giving me bad headaches and I never get headaches so I stopped. I spent $100 to talk to a natural health expert on the phone. He is 70 and healthier than most 40 year olds. He told me to fast, drinking only water, and I did. It was totally gone in 3 days. It worked like magic. Fasting creates ketones, the most powerful appetite supressant. Site below has info on fasting with quotes by 8 MDs. Eating feeds the infection.\n\nThis also works with  dental work near the root and then, 6 months later, the root is dying and gets infection. But with fasting it stops the dying and infection.
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hmmmm! yes go to>>\nhttp://forums.studentdoctor.net/archive/index.php/f-155.html now try and be a good dentist! Good Luck!
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I am sorry to hear about your dad,it annoys me when people on yahoo answers tell people who have kidney failure to drink plenty,as this is the wost thing you can do, anyway your poor dad may find relief from swabbing his mouth with moistened swabs.chewing gum wont help as he wont be making much saliva at the moment.
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Hi.\n\nWebMD has an excellent article on this:\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/115/111787.htm\n\n\nBest! :-)
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umm i used to have braces and i have a water pic and it worked awesome and you can change the pressure of the water so you can make it as soft or as hard as you want then you might want to take some mouth wash and rinse your mouth so you get that clean feeling.  hope it all works out for you
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Are you a mouth breather?  Do you live in a very dry climate?  Have you tried drinking water with lemon in it?  Do you eat lots of salty food?  Are you taking an anti-histamine?  If the answer is no to all, see your M.D.
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Please contact your state dental association and ask about participating in "Donated Dental Services," which is a charity care program designed specifically for patients who are financially compromised due to medical problems.  Free care exists if you know how to ask for it.  Unfortunately, D.D.S. does not operate in all areas of the country, but hopefully there will be an office near you.\n\nLook in the Yellow Pages under "American Dental Association" and you will find your local listing or you can click on this link:\n\nhttp://www.nfdh.org/DDS.html
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It sounds like it's just a small piece of food that got trapped under the gum line and has caused a small tender mass to grow.  VERY COMMON.  It happens to me about every 3-5 years.  I had a case of it just last week and got rid of it in 24 hours.  Maybe less.\n\nBefore making an appointment with your dentist, try this first.  It's what MY dentist told me to do and it works every time.\n\nRinse your mouth with hydrogen peroxide(you can find it in the drugstore near the antiseptic section somewhere.)\nSwish it around in your mouth for a full minute.  DO NOT RINSE with water.\nIT WILL FOAM LIKE CRAZY in your mouth while it's killing that bacteria and you will want to rinse with water but DON"T.  Don't swallow it either.  Keep spitting.\n\nYou will just have to keep spitting out foam for about 10 minutes after you spit it out.\n\nIt is annoying but do this 3 times a day.\n\nIf your case is a typical one, it shouldn't take more than 2 days.\n\nMine always clears up in about 24 hours or less.\n\nIf this doesn't heal it, then it's something else.  THEN make an appointment with your dentist.\n\nI'm pretty sure that's what it is from your description.\n\nReally.  Get the hydrogen peroxide as soon as you can or it will get worse and take longer to heal.\n\nGood luck, from someone who knows.
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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/rosaceans/
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Rinse with warm, salty water several times a day.  This will help keep salt-hating bacteria on the run.\n\nOn another note, keep in mind that your body renews its outer layers of skin, etc. approximately every 7 days.  Your tongue will be feeling much better this time next week.\n\nBest of everything!
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hyperactive,diabetes,tooth problem
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Call the ADA - American Dental Association for a reccomendation
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i have been taking anti-depressants for the last 2 1/2 years or so, mostly zoloft, and paxil for a short while. i began to experience teeth grinding/jaw clenching soon after i initially started on the anti-depressants. i have since been diagnosed with tmj. no surgery has been required yet, but i am wearing through the mouthguard something fearsome, and am still in pain. i have since quit the anti-depressants all together. a class action suit might be a good idea.
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I'm guessing HF, but be very cautious because it's a nasty acid\nI found something new,fluoridated water, which will allow exchange in the teeth of hydroxyl ions for fluoride ions, slightly strengthens the teeth(from wikipedia).Maybe you don't need too use HF after all :)