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Is it normal to have a small fever after wisdom teeth is pulled?
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∙ 16y ago
Following surgery it is quite common to have a slight elevation in temperature. Rest, 2 aspirin or Tylenol™ or other over-the-counter analgesic every 4-hour, and plenty of fluids will return temperature to normal. If you are taking pain medication, they will also aid in controlling fever and additional aspirin or Tylenol™ or other over-the-counter analgesic will not have to be taken.
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