Probably not: lesions under jaw bone are in digastric triangle. The submax gland as well as nodes are present here. Lymp nodes grow slowly here and are associated with a tongue or floor of mouth Ca,, not tonue blisters. A calculus in the submax duct is one of the few patholgies that cause rapid appearance of a hard submax mass. See ENT for dx and possible removal of calculus.
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