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Sudden Swelling In The Jaw Curves At The Bottom Of The Ear. No Pain. What Could It Be?

this morning when I got up I was fine. we went out to eat and when we got home I couldn't stay away so I lay down I woke up 1 and a half hours later. my right gland was swollen the size of a golf ball right where the jaw curves and the bottom of the ear is. This has never happened before. No real pain just dis comfort. my age is 68
Thu, 21 Nov 2013
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Hi,

Thanks for asking the query,

This could be because of any impacted wisdom tooth.
A complete examination of the swelling by the Dentist is required.
Also consult to an ENT Specialist for checkup.

Take care!
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Sudden Swelling In The Jaw Curves At The Bottom Of The Ear. No Pain. What Could It Be?

Hi, Thanks for asking the query, This could be because of any impacted wisdom tooth. A complete examination of the swelling by the Dentist is required. Also consult to an ENT Specialist for checkup. Take care!