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Have Cold, Sore Throat, Swollen Tonsils, Noticed Small Fleshy Lump Under Jaw. Not Painful. Worrisome

Hi, i had a sore throat/ cold recently which went away in a few days. However, my right tonsil area has stayed swollen. I do not have any pain, however will sometimes feel like I need to clear my throat when I workout (which is 5 to 6 times a week). Also, i have noticed a small fleshy lump under my jaw on the same side.
Wed, 26 Mar 2014
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hello thanks for consulting at hcm,, u did not take any medicines for ur tonsilitis??? it is lymph nod swollen under ur jaw, and it could be due to infected teeth in that region,, either ways plz take analgesics and a course f antibiotics , if problm persists consult a local dentist or oral maxillofacial srgeon..hope it helps,, take care
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Have Cold, Sore Throat, Swollen Tonsils, Noticed Small Fleshy Lump Under Jaw. Not Painful. Worrisome

hello thanks for consulting at hcm,, u did not take any medicines for ur tonsilitis??? it is lymph nod swollen under ur jaw, and it could be due to infected teeth in that region,, either ways plz take analgesics and a course f antibiotics , if problm persists consult a local dentist or oral maxillofacial srgeon..hope it helps,, take care