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Swelling under one side of tongue

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cheryl5535
cheryl5535

Has anyone experienced swelling to one side underneath the tongue combined with ear pain on the same side? I get swelling under my arms which I think is common with cfs and I think this may be similar. I have had it before since being diagnosed with cfs but have not previously put it down to the illness.  I am very over tired so I think this may just be another symptom. Does anyone know?

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  • end
    end cheryl5535

    Posted

    Hi,

    Do you mean on the tongue or the saliva glands?

    x

    • cheryl5535
      cheryl5535 end

      Posted

      Its the area under my tougue.  Kind of looks swollen compared with the other side.  Really hurts to eat, talk and swallow.  Ear is really painful too.  Ive just taken ibuprofen in the hope that it may ease the swelling.  
  • andrew22534
    andrew22534 cheryl5535

    Posted

    mine is the swelling of the glands just under the corners of my lower jaw, in sinc with sore throat then i feel even more ill than usual about 10ish hours later and will do for three days... then brighten up to the normal just feel ill flu like etc for a while till the next flair up if its a bad bad one i also get sore sinuses and a sort of bloody nose.  
    • darrius48093
      darrius48093 andrew22534

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      I'm experiencing swollen gland on my left side. I've never experienced this before in life, earlier during the week I did have a sore throat on that side, and felt like I was getting sick. But it went away, and this came. Should I be worried? I'm going to see my primary care doctor today

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