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jac123
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OK.Feel like Im nuts again....No ear infection..
Right side only jaw pain fullness or pressure in ear,with pain running along right side of head to the back.NOT A HEADACHE THO..

Just getting over Vertigo and meclyzine..
Paratoid glands on cheek and neck and jaw swollen.

Tired of ALL DRS.....AM I NUTS???

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Carol in PA
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quote:
Originally posted by jac123:

Paratoid glands on cheek and neck and jaw swollen.


Do hot compresses to the side of your face, as often as you can during the day.
This will increase blood circulation to the area and help the cells to heal.

Take magnesium and take fish oil to reduce inflammation.
Take Serrapeptase, a systemic enzyme, to help reduce the inflammation and swelling.

Do you have access to an LED light therapy unit?
This will give results the most quickly.

You can google for information about Serrapeptase and inflammation.
There are many studies that show how it reduces inflammation.
Look for it at iHerb.com, read reviews.

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Acupuncture helps. [Smile]

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