I have a swalling under my right jaw i think it is caused by my tooth. it size is increasing .please help should i take antibiotics. thanks.

Jaw swelling: Don't simply take antibiotics on your own. See a dentist first to see if you have a dental abscess, etc. after which proper treatment will be prescribed. If the dentist can't find the cause for the swelling in your jaw, see your doctor for further evaluation.

Tough to tell: Based on what you describe, it is tough to say if you may need antibiotics vs further evaluation vs reassurance. There are a number of possibilities, which could include lymph node, infection, etc. This cannot be examined over the internet. It is best for you to see your doctor to have it examined and they can discuss a further plan with you from there. Best wishes.

Swelling: WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IS SEE A DENTIST IMMEDIATELY. The dentist will determine if it's an infection which requires BOTH removal of the cause of the infection and antibiotic coverage. Trying to do something on your own without professional help will not solve anything. In fact, will probably lead to bigger problems. Comparison- Band aids over cancerous growths solve nothing and are cover-ups!

See dentist ASAP: You need to see a dentist to treat this infection. Do not try to treat it yourself. If you are experiencing difficulty breathing of swallowing this is serious and you would need to go,to ER. Don!'t let it get that bad. See a dentist.

See a dentist: Most orofacial infections are caused by a tooth infection.The only way to cure a tooth abscess is with dental treatment. Antibiotics are used along with other treatment, which may include opening the root canal or drain the source of the abscess. See your dentist for evaluation, x-rays, diagnosis and treatment. Good luck.