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Salivary gland issues: inflammation, stones, and other conditions

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Nicholas Davis4 Nicholas Davis4 Active Member
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joined Mar 2023
#41 ·
Hi everyone!
I was wondering if anyone here has seen their mucus membranes return to their usual size?
Specifically regarding collagenosis.
William Ramirez5 William Ramirez5 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2017
#42 ·
I couldn't find the right thread for this, so I figured I'd just post here to avoid cluttering things up by starting a new one, if that's alright with everyone.

About six months ago, I noticed this hard, swollen lump right under both ears whenever I tense my neck. I'm pretty sure they aren't lymph nodes—I know what those feel like and mine seem normal. Aside from that, the only other symptom is this weird sensation when I eat; sometimes, right at the first bite, it feels like a sharp reaction, almost as if I’d just bitten into something incredibly sour. Because of that, I have a hunch it might be my salivary glands, so I thought I'd bring it up here.

Does anyone have any idea what this actually could be? I'm wondering if it's definitely the salivary glands, or if it could be related to some old tonsil issues I haven't had treated yet, which probably aren't in the best shape.

Again, sorry if I've posted this in the wrong spot.
Andrew Peterson2 Andrew Peterson2 Active Member
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joined May 2013
#43 ·
Maybe this will actually be useful for you
lonehawk22 lonehawk22 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2019
#44 ·
I’m dealing with an issue regarding my sublingual salivary gland. It isn't painful or stinging; it's just slightly swollen under my tongue.

Following an ENT consultation,

The findings were as follows:
OTS and RNS results are normal. OFS shows chronic changes in the pharynx, with hypertrophy of the left sublingual gland. Parotid ducts are normal, and the caruncles are fine. No concretions were felt during palpation. ILS findings are normal. The neck palpation was clear.

The diagnosis is:
Suspected left-sided sublingual gland sialadenitis.
Taking Clavichord twice a day, every 12 hours.
Follow-up with the ENT in seven days—or sooner if things get worse—followed by a salivary gland ultrasound once the treatment course is complete.

I already had the ultrasound done and everything looked clear, so now I have to go in for a CT scan.

What should I expect from this? 😢

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