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Swelling and sweating on scalp
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Last week weird thing happend. While eating lunch I realised that my face swelled from one side under the year and it lasted for an hour or so. This happend 3rice so far but not it has stopped. Do u think I should get it treated. Does it relates to salivary gland
Also when I eat, I sweat alot from scalp every for less or medium spicy food. This happens daily. And it is very annoying.. Please suggest. Thanks
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Kindly take these symptoms seriously as they suggest damage/improper functioning of salivary glands and /associated nerve.
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Please visit an oral and maxillofacial surgeon for thorough examination and diagnosis.
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May be related to salivary gland
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visit a dentist nearby
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will be easy for the dentist of he could observe your symptoms. so will be better you report to him when you have the symptom
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