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Swollen Neck Gland, Headache, Nausea, Weakness, Muscle Numbness, Burning Eyes, Dizziness. What Is It?

I have a swollen right gland in my neck, bad headache, at times very nausuas, whole body is weak and at times my muscles can get numb. My eyes are also effected to be tired and burning. I don't have a sore throat, but at times when I drink, my gland bothers me. I think it's also effecting my right ear and causing dizziness. I've also had a few incedents where I thought I was going to pass out. Sweating. What is bringing me down?
Sat, 29 Jun 2013
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Hello,
Get ENT consultation to rule out any ear wax or infection, to rule out dental caries , Salivary gland enlargement.
Pain in mouth and ears can be because of infection in any of these areas as there is referred pain to the other area.
You have dizziness so there can be a component of middle ear infection so get it examined and tested by impedance audiometry.
Do brush two times a day , gargle properly and see a doctor.
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Swollen Neck Gland, Headache, Nausea, Weakness, Muscle Numbness, Burning Eyes, Dizziness. What Is It?

Hello, Get ENT consultation to rule out any ear wax or infection, to rule out dental caries , Salivary gland enlargement. Pain in mouth and ears can be because of infection in any of these areas as there is referred pain to the other area. You have dizziness so there can be a component of middle ear infection so get it examined and tested by impedance audiometry. Do brush two times a day , gargle properly and see a doctor.