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I have a sore under my tongue, around the sublingual gland and lymph node under chin is enlarged. what could be going on?
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It might be...: ..A blocked salivary gland or it might be an infection. Either way you should seek help from a dentist.
Answered 4/19/2020
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Infection: If lymph node involved, probably infection from stone in salivary duct, infected tooth, infected gums, etc. To determine cause, and thereby the correct treatment, you must have examination and possibly imaging and/or lab tests. Please see your Dentist now.
Answered 7/30/2019
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