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Suggest Remedy For Lump In Jaw Line

I had a tooth absess removed and prior to the removal they felt it and it was liquidity and somewhat soft day of tooth extraction it became hard and painful and was in cheeck. They removed tooth 4 days ago I still have soft liquidity lump now in jaw line where tooth was removed.
posted on Mon, 25 Aug 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
Noted your history of tooth extraction, tooth abscess and lump in the jawline.
This is most probably an abscess or a lymph nodes secondary to an abscess.
Get a proper antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medicines again and see the results.
You can get your blood tested for WBC and rule out diabetes as there is a small chance.
Ultrasonography helps to decided whether this is a mass effect like a lymph node, antibioma or a true abscess.
IF a true abscess is present , this needs to be drained properly by an Oral or an ENT Surgeon.
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Suggest Remedy For Lump In Jaw Line

Hi. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history. Noted your history of tooth extraction, tooth abscess and lump in the jawline. This is most probably an abscess or a lymph nodes secondary to an abscess. Get a proper antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medicines again and see the results. You can get your blood tested for WBC and rule out diabetes as there is a small chance. Ultrasonography helps to decided whether this is a mass effect like a lymph node, antibioma or a true abscess. IF a true abscess is present , this needs to be drained properly by an Oral or an ENT Surgeon.