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Lymph nodes and pain
I had a stye in eyes few days back then i noticed theres a area under jaw which was painful same side i had stye and I could feel a lymph node it was tender to touch. i hv neck pain now and some inflamation and swelling in back of neck which is gettibg better with help of roll on. now i also noticed another pea sized lymph node between ear and jaw area it feels tender there also? Is it normal? all nodes are very small ...but are tender i hv pain in jaw and neck
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Dr. Raj Narayan Samanta
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
Bareilly
Further evaluation needed Medications recommended
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Consult Immediately
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Usg Neck to be done
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
The tender lymph nodes under your jaw and near your ear are most likely reacting to the stye infection nearby, since that area drains fluid from the eyelid and surrounding skin. Small, soft, movable nodes like yours usually settle on their own within two to three weeks as the stye heals.
Next Steps
Keep using warm compresses on the stye and gently massage the tender area to help the swelling go down faster. The stiffness in the back of your neck should ease on its own as the infection settles.
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Please see a general physician if any node feels hard or fixed in place, keeps growing, or is still there after two to three weeks, especially with fever or night sweats.
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