Recurrent sialadenitis (salivary gland inflammation) with yearly episodes suggests chronic sialadenitis, possibly due to a salivary duct stone (sialolith) or stricture causing repeated obstruction and infection.

It is due salivary gland infection or stone formation. Sialendoscopy or MR sialography may be used for ductal disorder.

Needs Ent opinion

there is infection in the saliva forming gland. Will be relieved after antibiotic and anti inflammatory course. Tell him to have plenty of water and have sour candies and chewing gums.

Good afternoon ma'am, sialadenitis is just an inflammation of the salivary gland. If your husband is getting recurrent pain, then it is best to get a sialadenoscopy done. This will identify if there's any stones (even minor) ones which are causing obstruction to the flow of saliva from the gland to the mouth.

Hello Madam, Sialadenitis is the infection or inflammation of the salivary gland. The treatment of this condition depends upon the size of the stone. There are many manoeuvres and home treatments there, which you can try to manage the condition. If the problem is not getting alright, it is better to consult a doc for further opinion.

This condition of sialadenitis is, inflammation of salivary gland. Treatment depends on the salivary gland stone size. On and off episode means, you can repeat usg and check

Sialoadenitis is inflammation of salivary gland. Treatment is antibiotics course n plenty of water. To know cause better to get done sialoendoscopy