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I have a cold sore and it has made my neck and jaw swollen how do i reduce the swelling?
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Need Evaluation: Cold sores don't cause the neck and jaw to swell. You need to have your dentist/physician evaluate what your specific causing condition is.
Answered 11/22/2015
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