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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Lump Under The Jaw Persistent Since Suffering From Dry Mouth And Thick Saliva, Wheezing. What Could It Be?

hi doctor i experience a very small lump or node(i don t know) under my jaw which i can feel with my fingers it s ball like, it has been since march this year when i suffered some dryness in mouth with very thick sliva discharge , now the sliva seems to be normal but the lump doesent seem to go. and 1 thing more doctor there is a throat initiated deep dry cough wheezing which i feel is due to the same reason i don t feel sick at all or a need to cough but whenever i do cough it s this throat wheezing that adds to the mystry thank you
Wed, 26 Sep 2012
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I think you should have your head and neck examined by a doctor or dentist (each can help with the syptoms you describe). The node is most likely just an inflamed lymph node but I suspect you are fearful of cancer, and given this, I would advise that you have it looked into.
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Lump Under The Jaw Persistent Since Suffering From Dry Mouth And Thick Saliva, Wheezing. What Could It Be?

I think you should have your head and neck examined by a doctor or dentist (each can help with the syptoms you describe). The node is most likely just an inflamed lymph node but I suspect you are fearful of cancer, and given this, I would advise that you have it looked into.