Acute submandibular glanditis

Retrograde inflammation of the submandibular gland due to obstruction and stenosis of the catheter, called submandibular glanditis, is often accompanied by salivary stones. The clinical manifestations are mainly swelling of the submandibular gland, pain, and purulent discharge from the mouth of the catheter. Adults with this disease have a high incidence, most of which are chronic manifestations. There are currently more effective treatment drugs and methods, and the cure rate is higher. Those who have not received treatment in a timely manner, and those who have not received regular treatment, have poor results. Therefore, early treatment is the key.

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