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Other day,i had a long island iced tea.each time took a drink,had sharp pain in right side by ear, but didnt swell,no other issues. serious?
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Was there lemon: this suggests that you may have stimulation of the right parotid gland near air. Lemons especially can stimulate these glands. Your ENT specialist can clarify if there is an issue with the salivary gland, also known as the parotid gland.
Answered 4/1/2019
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