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How To Cure Painful Lump Under The Cheek After Lip Surgery?

I had removed cyst from upper part of my inside lip area, this was noticed by doctor, I dit know something was there it sent for biopsy and was negative, after the surgery this had become worst so the Dr.. clean it more by surgery, we thought I will be better it was very painful and stressful result because this become worst then the last time it formed big bump and soar under my chick. I dit not want to be cut again, so Dr.proscribed Amox tr-k clv and methylprdnisonlone I am getting better. My question is will this boil go away with this medication or I would have have to have another surgery to get this bump of my face I look terrible and am stranded in home I am a realtor and have hard time to work. Thank You for Your help. sincerely, zofia Lavarde Would this be some sort of cancer? I am worry. Why is this coming back? I know I may have inflomation in my body would this be causing this problem?
Thu, 18 Jun 2015
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Hi Dear,

Welcome to HCM.

Understanding your concern.

Thanks for your query. Basically cyst id formed after infection . When the cyst is removed many times infection left behind which cause bump like structure after surgery .

The second reason for bump is that the cyst war formed due to dental infection . If the dental infection was not treated properly the lump can formed again due to dental infection.

As you mention in query that you are taking antibiotics and the condition is getting better that a good thing . You should continue your medicine and complete in properly .

It can be possible that lump will go away only with medicine without surgery .

If condition persist even after completing antibiotic course then again visit dentist or oral surgeon for proper evaluation . Doctor will try to find out root cause of infection like dental infection and treat it accordingly.

Doctor may perform root canal , extraction or curetage first to eliminate main point of infection and then remove the lump surgically or extend the course of antibiotics.

Hope your concern has been resolved.

Best Wishes,
Dr. Harry Maheshwari
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How To Cure Painful Lump Under The Cheek After Lip Surgery?

Hi Dear, Welcome to HCM. Understanding your concern. Thanks for your query. Basically cyst id formed after infection . When the cyst is removed many times infection left behind which cause bump like structure after surgery . The second reason for bump is that the cyst war formed due to dental infection . If the dental infection was not treated properly the lump can formed again due to dental infection. As you mention in query that you are taking antibiotics and the condition is getting better that a good thing . You should continue your medicine and complete in properly . It can be possible that lump will go away only with medicine without surgery . If condition persist even after completing antibiotic course then again visit dentist or oral surgeon for proper evaluation . Doctor will try to find out root cause of infection like dental infection and treat it accordingly. Doctor may perform root canal , extraction or curetage first to eliminate main point of infection and then remove the lump surgically or extend the course of antibiotics. Hope your concern has been resolved. Best Wishes, Dr. Harry Maheshwari