Question about using Total Draw Powder.

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I wrote a couple of days ago about my tooth extraction, because my

dentist was adamant about me taking antibiotics. I don't take

antibiotics, though, so I've been looking for alternatives. This is

especially important because I had a huge abcess at the roots of

this tooth (in the jaw). When it was removed, chunks of liquified

tissue came out with it...gross.

 

I've been using herbs, garlic, and TT (although it's freshly made,

so I don't know how potent it is), but the site of the extraction is

now covered with white stuff (pus?). I was hoping that this was

infection draining out, but I can't be sure. I've staved off

systemic infection for over 48 hours which is good, but I don't want

to get a localized infection, either.

 

So. I whipped up a batch of Total Draw, sort of. I didn't have

DMSO, chaparrel or poke root, but I made do with what I have. I

covered the hole and the gum one either side of it with the paste,

and after an hour it looks...worse? This is good, right? More of

the pus-looking stuff means it's bringing it to the surface, and

that's what I want to happen, yes?

 

How often do I change the paste? Do I keep putting more on there

until it's healed? Is the TD going to disrupt the clot?

 

Thanks for any advice from those of you who've used this.

Shayla