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A member asked:
Clicking in throat when swallowing, had an extremely painful ear infection, right gland still feels larger than normal, mild ear pain still after amox?
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See your doctor: The clicking when swallowing and gland swelling suggest that there is still some inflammation. It can take some time for that to resolve. You should have a follow visit with your doctor if your symptoms persist.
Answered 9/6/2013
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