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Dealing With Cheekbone Swelling


Posted on 9/11/2023 by Evan
Dealing With Cheekbone SwellingIt can be unpleasant and worrying when the cheekbone swells, frequently brought on by wounds, infections, or deeper medical problems. Your comfort and well-being depend on addressing steps to treat cheekbone swelling immediately, whether an accident, sinus infection, or dental problem brings it on. Here are some practical methods for controlling cheekbone swell

Pain Relief


Common over-the-counter medications with anti-inflammatory capabilities can help ease cheekbone distress. Consult a doctor if concerns arise and always follow the prescribed dosage.

Hydration


Inflammation can be reduced when hydration and meals are well-balanced. Salty meals should be avoided to reduce the retention of fluid, which can worsen swelling.

Oral Cleanliness


Dental infections can occasionally cause cheekbone swelling. Maintaining proper oral hygiene routines, including brushing, flossing, and routine dental exams, can help avoid dental problems that cause swelling.

RICE Approach


Swelling can be decreased by using the "Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation" (RICE) technique. Use a modest compression bandage if necessary, rest the area that has been hurt, administer ice wrapped in a cloth for 15-20 minutes every hour, and raise your head just enough to promote fluid drainage.

Compact Warmth


Warm compresses can help if an illness or a blocked sinus brings on the edema. A few times a day, administer a warm, damp towel to the afflicted area for 15-20 minutes to relieve pain and encourage drainage.

Contact a Professional


These techniques, which range from employing the RICE method and warm compresses to maintaining proper oral hygiene and getting medical treatment when necessary, can help reduce pain and encourage healing. Seek a medical practitioner for an accurate assessment and advice if you are unsure of the reason for your cheekbone inflammation or if it keeps happening.
If your check bone swells especially under the eye, please do not hesitate to contact us or stop by our office.
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