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3/13/2013 5:57:22 AM
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So I rinsed with Listerine after my wisdom teeth were removed...
I heard this is bad... and I used about a capful of it to rinse with. Apparently the dose I as supposed to use is only 20ml. Could I get poisoned from this if my stitches are still healing?
Serious responses please.
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Yes, something designed to go inside your body is going to kill you -_-
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1 ReplyI guess the OP is one of those people who are told not to do something and does it anyways. No OP, you are not going to die. But, I'd stay away from the mouthwash until your gums are healed.
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2 RepliesYes, the listerine is going to go straight to your heart via bloodstream from open wounds and give you cardiac arrest.
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1 Replyno. though listerine contains alcohol, a small amount of gum bleeding will not kill you.
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1 ReplyEdited by VerticalGradient: 3/13/2013 6:00:31 AMMaybe just rinse with warm saltwater, although it probably won't really "rinse" the cuts much. No, you're probably not going to die or get dysentery or something, I don't think. It probably won't affect you at all, provided that you don't regularly use an overconcentration of mouthwash.
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1 ReplyYou heard it's a bad idea but you did it anyway...?
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Sorry to tell you OP but... [spoiler]you have super cancer![/spoiler]
