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What Causes Three Lumps Along The Right Jaw Line In The Cheek?

My daughter developed what I can only describe as three small lumps near each other along her right jaw line in her cheek. They have developed/gotten larger rather quickly as she has only had them for a week. They are slightly painful and her cheek looks bruised. She is thin and the bruising could just be a product of the pressure they are causing. She does not remember being hit in the area. Any ideas what this could be and how to treat? I. Plan on taking her to the doctor as soon as we can get an appointment.
Thu, 12 Jun 2014
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hello thanks for consulting at hcm..the three lumps along the jaw line in the cheek could be lymph nodes present in the region --may be buccal lymph node,, does her teeth have dental caries or any other infection in the oral cavity,,she may need a course of antibiotics and analgesics,,kindly consult a oral physician for the same..hope it helps,,take care,,
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What Causes Three Lumps Along The Right Jaw Line In The Cheek?

hello thanks for consulting at hcm..the three lumps along the jaw line in the cheek could be lymph nodes present in the region --may be buccal lymph node,, does her teeth have dental caries or any other infection in the oral cavity,,she may need a course of antibiotics and analgesics,,kindly consult a oral physician for the same..hope it helps,,take care,,