There is a round lump that moves in the jawbone, is it a lymph node?
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Hello doctor!
On my right cheek, in my jawbone and lower jaw, there is a round lump, the size of a peanut, moving and a little painful to the touch. The doctor asked me if the round lump in the jawbone is a lymph node? Looking forward to consulting your doctor help me. Thanks.
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Hello!
With the question "Does the lump appear to move in the jawbone is a lymph node? ", the doctor would like to answer as follows:
The appearance of a round, moving, peanut-sized lump, slightly painful to the touch is a sign of many different diseases. You should consult with a dental specialist for a diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Hope you get well soon!
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Answered by Doctor of Dental - Jaw - Facial - Interspecialty Department, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital.