Infection?: Not clear whether the swelling is in midline or one side. Salivary glands in the neck can be inflammed , commonly by bacteria, sometimes viruses like mumps , though less common in adults . Sometimes the enlarged lymphnodes in that area can mimic saliv.Y glands. Also in addition to infection , stones in the ducts of saliv. Glands can make the swel lings, which appear big after eating. See your pcppl.
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