I am very out of shape and went running the other day. It hurt my teeth, why would this be?
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There are a couple of possiblities: You might be holding your jaw tight, you might be clenching your teeth, or your might have inhaled a lot of pollen and have swollen sinuses, all of which can make your teeth hurt.\n\nSome people clench their fists when they run, and end up with sore fingers!  It's a waste of energy, though, just like clenching your teeth.\n\nTry warming up with a 5-minute walk.  While you walk, clench and unclench your fists, your jaw, your biceps, your glutes, etc.  As you run, try to notice where you're holding tension and make an effort to release it.\n\nIf you really don't think tension is the problem, try a decongestant like sudafed.  That will relieve the sinus pressure that may be making your teeth hurt.\n\nHappy running!
1149190
Be brave and call the dentist.\n\nIn the meantime take Advil to help with pain and inflammation.
1009880
The above answers seem to have you on the right track.  Just one more tip...change your toothbrush or you may recontaminate yourself.
477026
Its possible you could be experiencing bruxism, talk to your dentist, some peopple who are overly stressed or have parasites can have this.
183632
Are you running a lot?  Or exercising a lot?  Sounds like you're straining your muscles!  Take a break from the physical workout...and make sure to stretch before any exercise!
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go to the dentist and have them take an ex-ray  i had problems with my teeth just as you i really didn't know what one was hurting so i had an ex-ray taken to find out.
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Go to your doctor now..do not mess about with your mouth any longer. Keep up your fluids too it is important..get going NOW
771046
You might have been clinching your jaw try to run hard
331405
Yes, any severe pain can cause you to feel nauseous. See your dentist ASAP to get the tooth sorted and hopefully that will make you feel better.
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Yes, it is normal for you to still be sore and feeling discomfort... however, you should not be in excrutiating pain at this point.  If you are still experiencing severe pain then get back in to see your dentist as soon as possible.  Listen to your body... it always knows best.
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Ok you either bruised the bone or you have a heel spur; or both!  Maybe you had a heel-spur and it broke off when you fell. OR..you may have cracked your heel, which no orthopedic doc can do anything about..no cast or anything.   Only way to know is see a doc and have an xray.  Otherwise, soak in ice, take asiprin for inflammation with food, and grit your teeth.
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Check in with the doctor first to make sure you haven't worn down the tissue too much. It's probably just a stress injury, but those are some of the most annoying ones. Probably the reason the pain subsides is it goes into a numb-like state, or you just stop noticing because you're in the zone. If this has been bothering you for awhile take at least two weeks off. If you can't do that, then maybe cut back on your mileage to a minimum. Then at least you aren't breaking the habit.
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Call around to find another dentist but most won't touch you these days if you have not been to the dentist. This is going to cost you an arm and a leg. Nothing hurts worse than a toothache. You will need more than one appointment.\n\nGood luck!\nG.G.
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You should stretch, so you don't get sore from running, and get good sleep.  Trust me.  I take track.  Maybe in the morning before track drink an energy drink, but a light one, because you don't want to get sick or get a cramp.  Make sure you wear deodorant!! l0l
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Go Back to the dentist, it sounds like the filling is too high for your bite to cope with.
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There are several possible reasons:\n\n* Straining a small capillary in your nose or in the back of your throat.\n\n* You are unconsciously grinning your teeth, which can sometimes make your gums bleed.\n\n* You have high blood pressure and are making it even higher by strenuous exercise.\n\n* Some other medical problem.\n\nIf this persists for more than a couple of weeks, see your physician.
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I would eat a healthy lunch that may consist of a turkey sandwich on wheat bread, an energy drink, and a fruit like an apple.  Not too heavy, because you do not want to feel sick after the run/walk.  That has happened to me before...refrain from eating at least one hour before moderate/intense exercise otherwise you may experience stomach ache.  Be sure to drink fluids before and during the run/walk.  Have fun.