Will there be toothache after ectopic pregnancy surgery?

Patient's question:

I had laparoscopic tubal removal surgery on March 9th. Three days after the anesthesia wore off, I started experiencing toothache. After getting an IV drip, the pain eased, but it has been a few days since then. Last night, I got angry again, and the pain has started to return. Is it related to the surgery? I have never had this pain before.

Doctor's answer:

Toothache is not related to surgery; it may be caused by inflammation or indigestion. Take anti-inflammatory and heat-clearing drugs for treatment. Pay attention to maintaining good oral hygiene, and you can use salt water to rinse your face. For ectopic pregnancy patients, in addition to symptomatic treatment, it is also necessary to maintain a good mood in daily life, as a positive attitude greatly helps in the complete recovery from the disease. Eating more fruits and vegetables is beneficial for body recovery.

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