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posted by [identity profile] woodpijn.livejournal.com at 11:44am on 11/08/2010
Hmm - it's clear-cut whether a person has given birth, but not whether they've had "really bad" toothache. Giving birth was definitely more painful than any toothache (or anything else) I've experienced, but I probably haven't had sufficiently bad toothache.

Hope Tuesday comes around quickly for you.
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posted by [personal profile] simont at 01:02pm on 11/08/2010
Yes, that crossed my mind. "Giving birth, or really bad toothache?" "How bad?" "Oh, say as bad as giving birth." "Well..." :-)
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posted by [personal profile] ptc24 at 01:30pm on 11/08/2010
I think the worst toothache I've had is when I'm interleaving ibuprofen and paracetamol and still suffering quite a bit. I'd say that for the purposes of this poll, cycling between different painkillers, looking for painkillers that are stronger than what you usually have or being really impatient for the dentist all count as "really bad".

It's not "really bad" by that definition at the moment, it was really bad over Christmas.
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posted by [personal profile] pseudomonas at 01:48pm on 11/08/2010
GPs are good for giving out Proper Painkillers.
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posted by [personal profile] fluffymormegil at 06:01pm on 11/08/2010
For the record, over-the-counter co-dydramol and co-codafen are each individually good enough for a dental abscess requiring subsequent root canal work...
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