Published on: 7/9/2025
Jaw pain and swollen lymph nodes in the neck can be caused by conditions like submandibular swelling or Ludwig's angina.
Pain in the jaw and swollen lymph nodes in the neck can be signs of different conditions. Submandibular swelling is one condition that can cause these symptoms. It involves swelling under the jaw, and there are many reasons it might happen. This could be due to infections or other health problems.
Another condition is Ludwig's angina, which is a rare but serious infection that happens in the mouth and neck area. It can cause pain in the jaw and swelling in the neck. This condition is more common in children and can be dangerous if not treated quickly.
It is important to see a healthcare provider if you have these symptoms so they can figure out what is causing them and how to treat it.
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