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WHEN YOU SHOULD NOTIFY THE DOCTOR
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- If profuse bleeding continues after 3-4 hours of applied pressure.
- If you are unable to maintain a nutritious diet after 48 hours.
- If the pain or swelling increases after the third day.
- If the sutures (stitches) become loose or dislodged prior to the third day.
- If an oral bandage or dressing that was placed becomes dislodged prior to the third day.
- If you have any symptoms which may indicate a reaction or allergy to the medications, such as skin rash, hives, elevated temperature, increased and/or erratic heart rate, nausea/vomiting, dizziness/faint, or blurred vision.
- If the wires or splints dislodge or become loose.
- If your body temperature remains higher than 100 degrees F. taken orally after the third day.
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