Diablos said:
Every time I open my mouth, my right jaw hurts. But the longer I keep it open, the less it hurts the next time. Know why? Because I can feel fluid or pus (or whatever the hell it is) going from my jaw back up into where my ear is. So of course when I open it the next time, there isn't as much fluid in my jaw, allowing it to open normally again.
If this shit drains into my throat or chest, life is truly going to suck ass.
This medication better work!
I had a similar ear infection like that. I was born with a hole in my eardrum, so I had like 3 surgeries since I was 6 yrs old. I had a couple of infection because the anti-biotics wasn't strong enough. My first infection came about a couple of week after I had my second surgeries. The back of my left ear was just bloated and I get dizzy often. When my parents took me to get it check, the doctor had to cut about centimeter on the back of my ear WITH NO ANESTETIC, stings like crazy at first, but that wasn't the worse of it, he had to SQUEEZE out the puss out the back of my ear..... it was quite bloody too. My second infection came about a month after my 3rd ear surgery. I already healed, but the left side of my face pretty much swelled, it got to the point where it is just noticeable, I could barely open my jaw and thought it was just a jaw problem. I don't want to talk what happen at the doctor, it just too painful to remember, but let's say he cut me again..... in my mouth...... with NO FUCKING ANESTETIC AGAIN.
Another infection I had was a gum infection. The top gum of my mouth are white(the part that are near my top teeth). The dentist gave me plenty of novacaine and proceed TO CUT OFF ALL THE WHITE PART. Needless to say, my top teeth temporarily grew a couple of millimeters the first few weeks(that's how long it took for the gum to start growing back and heal), it was a pretty bloody first week, I literally tasted blood everyday. I spitted out blood often at school which my friends though was cool, I would have thought the same if it weren't for the pain.