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Red sensitive palate, fullness in ears, and swollen glands at back of ear, can it be a fungal or candida infection in my mouth?
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See your doctor: We can't properly diagnose nor treat you over the internet. These types of situations require you to see your own physician for a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment, if necessary. What you describe is not typical of oral fungal infections although you may have that in addition to a cold, etc. Call your doctor.
Answered 3/15/2022
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