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I had a regular molar removed on Monday. It has been hurting persistently and my gums are beginning to cover some of the stitches, but they are white in color. Is that normal? How are they going to remove the stitches if my gums are covering it? Also, I cannot close my jaw. The last tooth in the upper row (the one right next to the extraction) gets in the way when I close my jaw. It seems to be out more than others. Is this due to swelling? Because it literally hurts to chew if I touch it accidentally.
Thanks in advance!

Hi, I was just wondering because I know in my state (NC) an NP can not practice on their own but they must have a collaborative agreement with a doctor. So my question is what does that in-tell? Do you have to have a doctor present in the actual office or can you own your practice and have the doctor available by phone at all times? I was just wondering and Thanks in advance for any help you have to offer!

I have bad acne, and i have some acne scars. Will you please give me some good solutions for this? Please include the website. And if possible, what are good things to help cure cold sores?
Thanks in advance!

Tylenol says not to take it with stuff that has acetaminophen, and I don’t see on the pedialyte. I just want to make sure though. Thanks in advance.

I am a teen and when i tell people i have graves disease they never know what it is. Like yesterday, I went for an appointment and my crush asked my friends where I was and the dears they are told him I was at the hospital! And I didn’t know how to explain to him my condition. Thanks in advance!

I am looking at what few paltry jobs I might be eligible for because of my past, and I was wondering if I should go to college for medical transcription/medical coding. From my understanding, I would not be working with people directly. I just want to know if going to college for this would be a waste of time or not. Thanks in advance!

If you have cancer of any kind, would extreme fatigue be a symptom of that? Or are you just severely fatigued once you begin treatment? I know chemo and radiation takes a major toll on the body and that of course causes fatigue, but could you feel that way before you even find out you have cancer?? Thanks in advance.

If not, what is it a symptom of? Thanks in advance.

I think it’s a sore… it only hurts in one spot.
But it hurts really bad when I chew or swallow.

It’s also bad timing because I’ve got a strep
throat too. ):

How can I cure it?

Thanks in advance!

if not, what mental disorder is it a symptom of? Thanks in advance.