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SWELLING UNDER RIGHT JAW
I have a swelling under jaw for 3 yesrs.It doesn't pain and my mouth gets dry and foul smell.I have taken Antibiotics long time but no improvement.The size been same for 3 years
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FNAC and CECT neck is required for further management
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Get the FNAC of swelling and CECT neck done and consultation ENT specialist either online or physical
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Hi...based on your history...it could be a submandibular salivary gland swelling....but to be sure you need to get a USG neck!
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online consultation for detailed history and effective management
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It's since 3 years so u must have undergone investigations. Better u put sonography or FNAC report for us to comment.
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U can take ENT consultation for better understanding and management
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Dr. Divya B
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Looks like a salivary gland pathology. Please get an USG/CT Neck and a FNAC of the swelling. And consult online with the reports.
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increase water intake.
maintain good oral hygiene
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