Why do i have a swelling in my salivary glands or right below my right jaw near the neck? Everytime i eat or drink something it swells and hurts. Is this cureable with medication?
( 8 Sep 2007)
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You may have tiny deposits in the ducts of your parotid gland. You could have a food sensitivity which triggers an immune reaction. You could have a dental infection which is activating an immune response.
You could have a variety of other causes. Seek the advice of a trained health care practitioner to take a history, perform a physical exam, identify the cause and provide you with some treatment recommendations.
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