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I had a long island iced tea and when i took drinks,right cheek/jaw by ear stung, went away immediately after drinking.very rare.no other issues. why?
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Saliva-flow related.: The drink (if acidic) probably stimulated secretion of saliva. When the saliva duct or its opening is narrow (due to scarring or a small stone), there might be pain during an outpouring of saliva. It could be an entirely normal phenomenon as well.
Answered 4/7/2019
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