Since Hifenac (which contains aceclofenac) did not help, you can try rinsing your mouth gently with warm salt water to help soothe the area. Applying a cold compress to your cheek for 15 minutes can also help numb the throbbing. If safe for your health history, generic paracetamol may be considered for temporary relief, but please consult a local pharmacist first. Avoid chewing on that side and stay away from very hot or cold foods. Please remember these steps are only temporary; it is very important to see a dentist as soon as possible to safely treat the root cause.

If you are having daily headaches that are not relieved by painkillers, it may be a sign of an underlying condition such as migraines or tension headaches. You should see a doctor promptly for proper evaluation and treatment. Avoid taking too many painkillers, as they can sometimes backfire and actually make headaches happen more often, a condition known as medication overuse headache.

Recovery from a lateral internal sphincterotomy typically takes about 2 to 6 weeks, and some mild discomfort and fluid drainage are common. However, experiencing severe, unmanageable pain and pus?even while taking Hifenac P, Ultracet, and using Lox Jelly (lidocaine)?is not expected and could indicate a localized infection or delayed healing. I highly recommend reaching out to your surgeon for a quick evaluation to ensure everything is healing safely. In the meantime, please continue your soothing warm sitz baths and drink plenty of fluids to keep your stools soft.

Lower back and leg pain can be due to muscle strain, nerve pressure, or long sitting, affecting the spine. Try gentle stretching, regular walking, proper posture, and avoid lifting heavy weights to reduce strain. Use a warm compress, take a rest, and keep your sleeping position supportive to ease discomfort. If the pain continues, spreads, or causes numbness, consult a doctor to check the cause and guide proper treatment.

Your current medications, Hifenac TH-8 (containing aceclofenac and thiocolchicoside) and Tendomac (a tendon supplement), are commonly used to reduce inflammation and support tissue healing. While these symptoms can point to mild joint or tendon irritation, it is highly unlikely to be irreversible arthritis at your age. Many joint and tendon issues in young adults are very manageable and often fully resolve with rest, physiotherapy, and temporary medical care. Please stay positive, and discuss a targeted physical therapy plan with your doctor to help strengthen your joints.

Since the pain has lasted for a month without improvement, it is very important to have this evaluated by an orthopedic specialist or a physical therapist. Sometimes, persistent pain requires a specific diagnosis, possibly through an X-ray or MRI, to rule out nerve compression or joint issues. Please temporarily pause any exercises that cause discomfort, and consult a doctor to find a targeted, safe treatment plan.