Pain after sialolithiasis

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Asked for Male, 28 Years

I had undergone sialolithiasis last week.Till now I am having pain in the incision area.How long will the pain remain? Cannot eat properly and having problem while moving the tongue too much(for eg while talking for a certain amount of time)

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Dr. Jasmine Kaur

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 13 yrs exp Mohali

Inflammation takes a while to resolve. Take soft diet and do not take hot meals. Continue with your medication. In case of discharge from site or tenderness, consult your ent practitioner.

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Dr. Sonali Malhotra

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 10 yrs exp Bangalore

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Rest your mouth by speaking less and sticking to soft, non-irritating foods. Rinse gently with warm salt water 3–4 times a day to promote healing. If pain or tongue movement issues persist beyond 10–14 days, consult your surgeon.