Have chronic inflamation blockage in the left parotid gland (salivary

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Have chronic inflamation blockage in the left parotid gland (salivary

Mo Mendo says:

April 25, 2016 at 11:45 PM

Have chronic inflamation blockage in the left parotid gland (salivary gland)a few MRI's was done, Ultra sounds, X-Rays Sialogram, different types of antibiotics taken Have no cancer, stone, no mass, only an obstruction in the facial gland... Painful , tender, Dr's don't see to know what's causing this.. Seen for the last couple of month swelling in the face and back of gland...(on touching painful) Suggestion by Dr removal...My fear is nerve damage and earlobe have no sensation at all.... If gland is removed will there be any long time (problems.) Please return a reply, so anxious for some relief of mind... Thank you... MTM...

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