Swelling: there are a number of things that can cause swelling in this area and you need to see a dentist for an exam to find out what is going on in your mouth. This is more likely an infection that needs to be treated and not the herpes.
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Not typical: This is not typical for herpes though. I would see your dentist too.
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See your dentist: Some conditions like swelling on the gum and under the tongue may require further assessment and your dentist may schedule a follow-up appointment or refer you to a specialist to determine a diagnosis. See your dentist for evaluation.
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