Some rough stories in there for ya.

I also have an ongoing tooth problem. But it's not because of old teeth it is because a new (supernumerary) tooth. It has grown almost 5 years ago and it was too much pain as it grew right between the first premolar tooth.

I also went to the dentists and all has their own descriptions and treatment suggestions.

I was also sure as hell not wanting to remove any of the tooth so tried searching my options in Ayurveda to live with it. The first thing was to ease pain so,

The pain subsided. It did come back recently and I followed the same, it again eased.

To maintain the tooth and the gap that has formed in between I normally brush twice a day except as I said when there's pain.

The guava leaves are very effective to cure the tooth pain and so are the Ayurvedic ingredients mentioned above.

Dude,. I've had a thoracotomy where they have to crack or saw open ribs to get to lung. My doc said it was the most painful surgery and I took it amazingly well.

More recently I had a prostate reducing procedure that uses water vapor(steam). I winced and cried like a little girl (not really), but it hurt way worse than lung surgery.

Don't be a man down.

This is what it is. MAN UP!

MAXIMUM PAIN BRING BITCOIN DIWN TO THE PROCE OF

1 Sat = 1 sat

About 7 years ago I developed a Plantar wart on my right foot. No big deal.

Over the next few months, one turned into quite a cluster to the point where I was hobbling. The pain wasn't that bad but I could no longer walk properly, play volleyball or baseball.

I sought medical attention and the first treatment was a caustic solution, applied once every 6 weeks by the doctor. The first 24 hours after treatment were fine. However, day 2 - 7 were quite painful. Almost like a time-released flesh eating disease. A few Ibuprofen over the course of that week kept things manageable.

Despite the treatment, more kept popping up. The doctor advised they could no longer use the caustic solution. I had more than when we started. They gave me three options:

Option #1: Topical 5% 5-fluorouracil which was described to me like topical chemo. That didn't sound great.

Option #2: They could refer me to a private clinic for laser treatment.

Option #3: Refer me to a surgeon. The doctor did say this would likely take me off my foot for several months as they would essentially remove part of my foot and it would have to be packed by a nurse twice a day and may never totally heal.

I opted for the laser.

I met with the doctor at the clinic who walked me through the process. He advised it can be pretty painful but they have had great results in many cases. He also said some folks don't seem to feel it at all.

Unfortunately, I was in the camp of the former. I have never experienced pain like this in my life. My first appointment required 16 shots. I guess I was fortunate as the tech said he had just done a guy who needed 40. Each zap felt like my foot was being shot off by a tiny, flaming hot bullet. The kind of pain where you immediate start sweating profusely, and want to be sick. Each zap was spread out by a couple minutes so the tech could apply some type of cold compress to try and limit the burning.

It worked though. My second appointment only needed 8 zaps, and my third appointment only 2. Plantar-free ever since.