URI: Upper respiratory tract infections, whether due to viruses or bacteria, may trigger migraine headaches in a susceptible person. Swollen gums, if due to gingivitis, will probably need treatment with antibiotics, but to determine this accurately will require a visit to your doctor and a good examination.
Answered 5/8/2015
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Viral infection: These symptoms may be caused by an oral herpetic infection. It is best to see your dentist or physician for an evaluation.
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Germs: Have your md see it. It sounds like an infection of some kind.
Answered 5/11/2015
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