@bestwriter am sorry about that but diabetes can be a very expensive ordeal, but i hope that you are able to take care of her while you are there. if you feel that it is a concern when it comes to food matters then the best thing you can do is keep her away from the kitchen if it will make you feel better.

I think it could be totally within the range of normal to not have wisdom teeth or be missing some.  Stuff just happens.

I’m 31 Grecy.  I tried to keep mine but they finally started acting up.  I ended up with an infection last weekend but I’m on antibiotics now and it’s working on healing up!

I have no diabetes but my maid has which is causing me inconvenience when it comes to food.

My mom had diabetes when she was young, her siblings and mum and dad are diabetics too.

That means me and my bro are diabetics.

All i know us my bro had mild diabetes while i am not.

Need to consume less sugar, sodium and tidbits.

My family are tidbits fanatics

You know what, I don’t have wisdom tooth. What range does a person could have that? My family members and most of my friends had it but I don’t have it. Is this some kind of abnormality? Whenever I share this to them they look at me like I am some kind of alien, that I am not a human at all for not having wisdom tooth. Some are joking that I don’t…[Read more]

@lola, congrats. I feel your ease and happiness surrounds you now.You won’t anymore have sleepless nights listening to your tooth pain.

My parents used herbal medicine and if the feelings got worse, we were sent to the doctor for a better medicine to take.Virus from cough is not easy to eliminate, it needs anti-bio tic.Children cannot immediately get well through herbal.

I swear by vitamin D pills when I have a cold.  I will take 5,000 UI 3-4 times a day when I come down with a cold and I will suffer with only a minor runny nose.  If someone around me catches a cold, I will take extra vitamin D as a preventative to keep from catching it as well.  I also take it daily in the fall and winter – I went from ca…[Read more]

@Lola ,The Dentist will not ask, but will just let you open your mouth and check your problematic tooth.This is based on my experienced , before my wisdom tooth was extracted, I was told to take medicine good for 3 days and in the 3rd day I went to the clinic and my wisdom tooth was so easy to pull. I never experienced pain. It just bled , but no pain.

how about what are the side effects of the medications and what you shouldn’t eat or drink.

When you are in pain, should you take pain killers?

Under what condition you have to seek the doctor’s help?

How much it cost?

Any after treatments?

@Lola  Unless there are complications I suppose any dentist could do that job for you without any difficulty.