Working on it, even though it has been cheap for the 2 visits I had (which on total went for about 13-14€), it is currently a lot better than what it was, but will keep all of you updated unless it is no longer necessary
If it's bad enough where it hurts or is inflamed, it is likely infected already. When sick your body has to work harder than it should normally and causes you to burn calories. Cavities are definitely considered an underlying condition.
Originally Posted by Dave84311
If it's bad enough where it hurts or is inflamed, it is likely infected already. When sick your body has to work harder than it should normally and causes you to burn calories. Cavities are definitely considered an underlying condition.
First dental visit was on the fifth of this month, and they did some cleaning due to the cavities, and found bunch of holes, but I am not sure how that could be the cause of the 3-4 teeth being painful (my right side was most in the pain), then the latest visit was on 19th, ever since it's been little bit better, it doesn't hurt as much, but I need to go for more, that's for sure, since I get to pay less than normally due to my disability + being unemployed, which grants me a "special" treatment that is somewhat funded by the government, and it's yearly thing
I wish I had your problems
Originally Posted by TonySosa
I wish I had your problems
No, you don't...
Another update:
Recently I checked the scale, and over the month, I happened to be consistently 48kg (not going under 47kg at all), meanwhile this is not whole a load, it is quite a bit when we count in the fact that previously I was 32kg (8 years ago), and 42kg 5 months ago, I keep getting close to 50 and it means load to me, while I still do not workout (due to the laziness and have no friends to go gym with), I'm starting to be more proud of my body and happy with the changes, thanks for listening to my useless TED Talk
Originally Posted by Venom
