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Swelling lymph nodes
I recently(1 month ago) have swollen lymph nodes below my jaw (sub mandibular) but it disappears by taking antibiotics but remains with small size comparatively. Now after a while I observe swelling of supratrochlear lymph nodes which is movable and not painful. What is the cause now ?
The swelling in your submandibular and supratrochlear lymph nodes could have different causes. It’s important to confirm whether the swelling you’re noticing in the submandibular area is definitely a lymph node and not submandibular salivary gland. I strongly recommend consulting a surgeon for a proper evaluation and diagnosis.
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Simple Upper respiratory tract infections can cause reactive lymph node enlargement. Kindly get it examined from an otorhinolaryngologist in case of doubt. Be aware of any weight loss and fever.
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Syp A-z 3tsp once a day for 3 weeks
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Warm water gargles
Multivitamin supplements
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