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Submandibular lymph node hurts often for the past year usually at night?
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Need More Informstio: Pain in the submandibular area could be due a number of different causes. In order to treat a problem, we need to know what the problem or pain is due to. I would recommend a thorough evaluation with any indicated diagnostic studies to diagnose your problem.
Answered 12/3/2020
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