A painful enlarged lymph node usually indicates an infection. The mouth and that side of the face/neck have to be checked for cause by your MD or by ENT
Answered 11/30/2021
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infected teeth, gums, tongue, tonsils, submandibular node that you are feeling, a duct stone or a common cold to name a few. I we could talk and I could examine you we could narrow this down. Do the same with a Dr who knows you would be even better.
Answered 11/25/2021
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Lymph nodes act as traps for infection, usually bacterial. See you Dentist to evaluate for diseased teeth and/or gums.
Answered 12/25/2021
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