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Parotid gland air pus?
So 2 months back i had a wisdom tooth extraction (he pulled out the teeth with anaesthesia), but i do have a symptom,
Like when i blow air in my cheek, near my angle of mandible or maybe in the parotid gland(not sure), i feel a pus like thing expanding, and when i leave air, it contracts back making a "pach pach" or fluidy sound.
Is it because of any issue with the extraction in that side or something else? M scared!
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Your problem requires clinical examination and more detailed history about your extraction.
Kindly consult online or offline.
Sooner the better.
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Need to know few things like when your teeth was extracted, do you have any kind of pain and swelling around extracted tooth area, any co morbidity etc. So it's better you consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
Warm saline water rinses two to three times a day, use mouthwash.
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