Patient : Description of the condition (onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): Two days ago I started to have toothache, at first I didn’t know it was a tooth opening, then I went to the community clinic, the doctor said it was a tooth growing, but because I was three months pregnant, I was not given medicine, so I went home and endured it. I can’t sleep at night, I can’t eat, I can’t even drink water when it’s serious, my mouth is slightly open, I tend to salivate, and it hurts when I swallow saliva. What can I do to put an end to this pain quickly, now I am affected at work, I have not eaten for two days and I am hungry. Doctor: Your pain, due to the current uncertainty of the effect of drugs on the fetus, you can only wash the swelling and pain every day, and the effect of this treatment is very weak, in front of the five words of uncertainty can only be so. Our dentist has already advised that malpositioned and potentially inflammatory wisdom teeth should always be removed before pregnancy. You are advised to remove wisdom teeth after the fetal organs are fully developed in the fourth and a half month of pregnancy to avoid the pain of continued recurrent inflammation of wisdom teeth later.