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Pain in jaw with swelling
Swelling in jaw. Has been for three days. No clear symptoms. May be due to cold? I just travelled in train a few dats back!!
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You should immediately consult a nearby dentist for examination.Only a proper examination will help to determine the exact cause of swelling.
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Swelling in the lower jaw can’t be because of cold. It could be infection of tooth or glands.
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Cold and sinus can cause slight swelling but only in the upper jaw, below the eye. If the swelling is in the lower jaw, it is unlikely to be due to cold. Get a check up done to diagnose the cause of the swelling
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