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Pain under jaws
Yearly once mainly feb - Mar I get Bronchitis(Past 2 years) I consult a pulmonologist and after taking medicines it will go off. This year I did not get that instead I had allergic rhinitis like morning when i wake up I get 10 to 15 sneeze then running nose as days passed had pain under both jawline. I think its lymph nodes Gradually pain went off then I also took certrizine and sneeze was not there for a week when i stopped the tablet I got sneeze again whenever i sneeze the area under neck pains for some hours and gets back normal same scenario gets continued for more than a month. Now when i press the neck area I get pain. Looking forward to any suggestions.
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Your symptoms are suggestive of allergic rhinitis, and the neck pain may be due to reactive lymph nodes, muscle strain, or salivary gland inflammation. However, a definite diagnosis cannot be made without a physical examination
Next Steps
Please consult an ENT specialist for complete head and neck examination. If a persistent neck swelling is present, an ultrasound neck and further evaluation may be advised
Health Tips
Continue treatment for allergy only as prescribed, avoid known allergens
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Need detailed history and clinical evaluation, as per your history it's more like Allergic rhinitis
Next Steps
TAB MAXTRACOLD 1tab p/o twice a day for 3 days (if sneeze are still more frequent)
WARM SALINE GARGLE 3 TO 4 TIMES IN A DAY
Health Tips
Avoid contact with allergen (e.g. if it's due to dust prefer to wear mask during outing, etc.)
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If it is allergic rhinitis only - need to observe if any allergen is triggering it.
Neck lymph nodes may swell due to any type of infection
Next Steps
Needs clinical examination of the nose and throat for diagnosis. Nasal endoscopy if required and allergic skin prick sos.
Needs consulting.
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