u/PaperSneeze9226

Hi, I'm currently living in a college dorm and we have a lot of dust since we unfortunately have carpeted floors. We also like to leave our window open so the room smells better and we get better airflow.

Unfortunately all three of us in the room all have allergy issues with the dust and also with pollen. We are living in a room made for 2 people but there's three of us due to room shortages, so we really don't have a lot of space, but we need something that will work very well. I also have asthma so as long as there isn't a permanently on ionizer I'll be fine.

I have narrowed my list down to the Coway Airmega 200M and Levoit 400S-P. I'm in the US and our room is about 255.2 square feet and we are looking to primary remove dust and pollen from the air. The price of both isn't too much of an issue since we are splitting costs. Are either of these a better option for my needs or is there anything better I should be considering?

I just had all 4 of my widom teeth removed (only one impacted and none had erupted) on July 14th (so i'm on day 6 now) and I feel pretty much zero pain and have little to no soreness or swelling without any pain medications or ice for the past 2 days. Despite this, I'm still seeing a yellowish color or some slight pinkness in my spit after rinsing. Is that normal, and when are you supposed to stop seeing the red or yellow in your spit?

I just switched to solid food today (like scrambled eggs and oatmeal), but I've always been extremely scared of swallowing since I feel a slight suction whenever I swallow, and I really don't want to get food into the sockets. Can normal swallowing cause a dry socket even though there is a suction in my mouth when swallowing?

When do most people start to eat normally, including harder foods like chips and such?

When is my risk for dry socket gone?

I feel like my recovery is happening at a normal or slightly faster pace, but i'm so terrified of getting a dry socket that it takes me forever to eat or drink and i'm avoiding my normal activities. I honestly feel like I always swallow forcefully so i'm extra concerned.

Any tips?

Also, i'm a saxophone player and I have some auditions coming up near the end of August, any idea on when I could probably start playing again?