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Exercise after extraction?

Chet Zar · 2010-02-19 14:01:57

Hey guys, Got a tooth extracted yesterday, no pain or swelling today at all. Reckon it's fine for me to exercise today and tomorrow as normal (without clenching my teeth when lifting weights of course :D? Think you are meant to take it easy but figure that's mainly if you have pain etc..

19-02-2010 2:01pm

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Chet Zar

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Hey guys,

Got a tooth extracted yesterday, no pain or swelling today at all. Reckon it's fine for me to exercise today and tomorrow as normal (without clenching my teeth when lifting weights of course ? Think you are meant to take it easy but figure that's mainly if you have pain etc..

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#2 19-02-2010 10:04pm
DaveTwenty7

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It really depends on a number of factors.
which tooth was extracted.

Had it large roots

Was it a difficult extraction

Was the socket packed after

Do you bleed/clot easily

How hard you exercise

You increase your chances of secondary haemorrhage and possible dry socket if the clot is lost.

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