Salivary gland infection
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Hi there I had an ear infection a few weeks ago or though I thought. Then followed tooth/gum ache. I went to the dentist as antibiotics didn't work from doctor and dentist said nothing to be seen from X-rays. However I saw an ENT doc briefly and told me I had a salivary gland infection. I'm taking cephalexi at the moment and although the teeth and ears are settling my mouth is so dry and can't seem to get the saliva flowing even drinking lots of water can anyone help. Advise on what I can do to help this? Sometimes feel as though throat closing up and scares me. Will go back doctors if doesn't clear after antibiotics.
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I have a very very dry mouth and I use BIOTENE gel. It really does help. Hope things improve for your very soon xx
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I clean my teeth just before getting into bed and keep my BIOTENE at the side of my bed.
I do hope you don't have to have yours removed. But after 18 months there is a slight improvement.
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I had a small lump behind my ear but after a few months the side of my face went numb.
I had a scan then 4 weeks later I was in hospital.
Radiotherapy for 30 times and just enjoying life now x
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Yes I've had pain in my jaw, toothache (so I thought) ear pain but I've been told no ear infection and that its gum/salivary gland infection. I'm just hoping antibiotics will clear it. If not I'll go back if it's not right.. My neck has been kind of aching too but don't know if that's connected 🤔
I hope u feel a lot better now. Must have felt relief after the op