Thank you, I did not know this, I’ll try.
I can’t take any pain meds, they do weird things to my innards. Maybe exedcrine if I eat first but it hurts to eat!
Clandestine
Dec 17, 2025

I think come 2026, things will start to accelerate.
January 1st, the NG will have rapid response riot troops trained and on standby in every state.
January 30th, the Dems are going to try to shut the government down again, and it might be time to end the filibuster.
I think that Trump and his team viewed the first year of this term as a staging year to get all the pieces in place, clean house, secure the border, win over more public support, etc. An operation of this magnitude must be executed with military precision, and Trump knew he was going to face extreme resistance.
However, it’s now or never before the midterms in November, and Trump has repeatedly marked July 4th, 2026, our nation’s 250th anniversary, as a significant day of celebration. If there was ever a window for Trump to make the big move, I think it’s has to be sometime between January 1st and July 4th.
Trump has the NG on standby in major cities and quick response riot troops trained for every state. He has been openly stating that he is willing to invoke the Insurrection Act, deport the illegals, nuke the filibuster, secure elections, pass the MAGA agenda, end this treasonous coup, and save the Republic.
If he is ever going to do it, the window is about to be open, and all the necessary pieces are soon to be in place.
You’re welcome! I also use homeopathic medicines for many issues, with great effectiveness, but I know that won’t help your immediate need now.
Nevertheless, maybe for future use, I also asked Grok:
“What homeopathic medicines do most used for dental pain”
The most commonly mentioned homeopathic remedies for dental pain, drawn from traditional homeopathic sources and practitioner recommendations, include:
Plantago Major
Frequently cited as one of the top remedies for general toothache, especially when pain is sensitive, radiates to ears or face, or involves hollow teeth. It can be taken internally or applied as a tincture.
Chamomilla (Chamomile)
Popular for intense, unbearable pain causing irritability, especially in children or when pain worsens with heat or at night.
Hypericum Perforatum
Often used for sharp, shooting nerve pain, such as after dental procedures, extractions, or injury to nerves.
Belladonna
Common for throbbing, sudden-onset pain with redness, heat, or early abscess.
Arnica Montana
Widely recommended for pain, bruising, and swelling after dental work like extractions or fillings.
Other frequently noted remedies:
Coffea Cruda (hypersensitivity to hot/cold), Hepar Sulph (pain worse from cold), Mercurius Solubilis (with salivation or abscess), Silicea (root abscess with swelling).
Tips: Remedies are typically in low potencies (e.g., 30C) for acute use; dissolve pellets under the tongue. Match the remedy to specific symptoms for best traditional results. Consult a qualified homeopath or dentist experienced in homeopathy. Combine with conventional care like rinses or over-the-counter pain relief if needed, but prioritize dental evaluation.
~Mrs. K
Re: toothache - someone may have suggested this already but taking a sip of something like scotch or bourbon and holding it in your mouth over the tooth for several seconds might help. I did that many years ago when I couldn’t get into the dentist immediately and it did help. Not terribly long lasting but did give some temporary relief. ((Hugs))
You meant Excedrin