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you need to consult a dentist and get an x-ray done. swollen lower jaw may be due to infection to the roots of your teeth. if there is an infection get it treated. if there is no infection to the teeth, then you need to consult an ENT specialist.
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Hi, Please consult your dentist as there may be severe tooth infection which can be ruled out with xray & by taking antibiotics to reduce swelling .Headache & uneasiness may be due to swelling.
Your description of symptoms is not specific enough to give you suggestions on what the possible problem could be sir. More information regarding the duration of the swelling, precesence of any associated symptoms like pain or pus discharge and so is required to identify the underlying problem sir. Kindly visit a dentist near you and get it examined sir.
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