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What Causes Tenderness On The Left Side Of The Face?
Hi. I have Hashimoto and Celiac disease and know I can occasionally have an autoimmune flare . Woke up this morning with tenderness to touch/pain on the left side of my face and scalp, including my eye, and inner ear. I have ulcers in my mouth and glands in neck are swollen. Woke very tired and feel fatigued as the day goes on. Is this an autoimmune thing, or some sort of virus? Just think it s weird its on my left side only.
Hello dear I understood your concern deeply. * Your narration relates to the bacterial / viral inflammation of upper respiratory tract which may include salivary gland / adenoid / else . # consult your doctor for final diagnosis & management according to the clinical work up , till that time you should - gargles with salted lukewarm water 3 times a day - apply ice over externally swollen part - light diet with plenty of liquids - avoid oily/spicy/beverages - analgesics for temporary pain relief hope this will definitely support you to some extent. Wishing you better outcome from it. Thanks for using Health care magic . Regards .
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What Causes Tenderness On The Left Side Of The Face?
Hello dear I understood your concern deeply. * Your narration relates to the bacterial / viral inflammation of upper respiratory tract which may include salivary gland / adenoid / else . # consult your doctor for final diagnosis & management according to the clinical work up , till that time you should - gargles with salted lukewarm water 3 times a day - apply ice over externally swollen part - light diet with plenty of liquids - avoid oily/spicy/beverages - analgesics for temporary pain relief hope this will definitely support you to some extent. Wishing you better outcome from it. Thanks for using Health care magic . Regards .