Can An Enlarged Node In The Neck Relate To Gums Problems?
for about 7 months ive had enlarged node in the left side of my neck and a slighty smaller one on the right side of my neck just abit above my adams apple and another one just under my ear on the left hand side ive been to me gp 4 times had 2 bloodtests and an ultrasound scan which have all been fine but i am still abit worried, also the dentist told me i have a gum diseaese, just wondered if you knew what the cause of the enlarged nodes could be.
As per your history and investigations reports the cause of your cervical lymphadenopathy is some benign condition. The primary location might be in mouth and throat. If you are some some long standing tooth or gum problem, it leads to the primary cause. Visit your doctor for treatment of primary cause and also go for check up for regular interval.
Hello, Thank you for consulting with HCM. The enlargement of lymph node shows some kind of infection which is present there. As the dentist is mentioning that your gum is infected, then this problem can be because of gum disease only, as they are situated below the lower jaw. Better you should get complete cleaning of your gums done. Hope it will help you.
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Can An Enlarged Node In The Neck Relate To Gums Problems?
Hello! As per your history and investigations reports the cause of your cervical lymphadenopathy is some benign condition. The primary location might be in mouth and throat. If you are some some long standing tooth or gum problem, it leads to the primary cause. Visit your doctor for treatment of primary cause and also go for check up for regular interval. Regards!