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What Causes A Little Gland Under The Back Teeth?

Hi, my age is 28. there is little gland under my back teeth. It appeared after i took root canal from my dentist. According to him its a infection we have to remove this teeth and put new.
Some said this gland is of Tb. I got my blood tests. Evert hing is normal just the ESR is 25mm/hr.
Whats the problem?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello! Thank you for sharing your concern.

The gland you are referring to under your back teeth is a swollen lymphnode. It is swollen in most of the dental infections.
You must take the antibiotics prescribed by your dentist.
This swelling must reduce in a week time.
This has nothing to do with a tuberculous infection.

Hope this helps.
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What Causes A Little Gland Under The Back Teeth?

Hello! Thank you for sharing your concern. The gland you are referring to under your back teeth is a swollen lymphnode. It is swollen in most of the dental infections. You must take the antibiotics prescribed by your dentist. This swelling must reduce in a week time. This has nothing to do with a tuberculous infection. Hope this helps.