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Not a wise idea go to a dentist get his opinion why the pain is there if cavity get it filled you may require rct ncap.

Apply ice packs. Your pain will remain for upto 6 weeks. Don't worry. Treatment given to you is good.

plz take a pain killer and then consult a dentist. pain killer is only going to give you temporary relief. dentist will find out the cause of the pain and help you to get rid of it.

Pain to go completely u need to do some back exercises yoga if possible m walking
This is age related degeneration pain so may not go completely

You need to see to it that you maintain a correct posture while using a mobile and also while studying and do neck exercise regularly.

You may be suffering from fracture spine.
Kindly get x rays of your spine take bed rest. Fortunately, it appears that you have no neurological deficit.
Any way take caldikind plus (mankind) 1tab odx10days paracetamol 250mg od & sos x 5days contact me again if need be. Make sure you are not allergic to any of the medicines you are going to take.

no it is not.. you can continue. but kindly take some antibiotic along with pain killer ... and antibiotic will be prescribed as per the situation of the tooth ... after clinical examination...

Well agar jyada damage hua teeth tohh usse nikalna hi padega nahii tohh wohh aise hi infected hoga, aur pain hogaa, aur wohh uske near Wala teeth ko v infected Kar dega, Soo extract the teeth if your dentist advise.

Take frequent Breaks at work.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Use cervical pillow.
Use Back Support.
Self Massage the back of neck

This pain will not go with pain killers. More pain killers will ruin her health. Pl get ot investigated. If rct is to be done, pl get it done. If some other problem, dentist will guide you properly. Till then do "kulla" (water swishing) by mixing sphatika, saindha namak and turmeric powder in warm water at least 3 to 4 times a day. Also press lavang tel (pure) swab. If you can get timur/ timra (looks like kali mirch) may be pressed in between teeth. Where it pains.