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Physical Examination

An examination by the health care provider or dentist will show that the parotid glands are enlarged. Pus may drain into the mouth. The gland may be painful, most often if there is an infection caused by bacteria.

Unilateral Parotid Gland Swelling

Bilateral Parotid Gland Swelling

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 ==Physical Examination==
+An examination by the health care provider or dentist will show that the [[parotid gland]]s are enlarged. Pus may drain into the mouth. The gland may be painful, most often if there is an infection caused by bacteria.
 ===Unilateral Parotid Gland Swelling===
-An examination by the health care provider or dentist will show that the [[parotid gland]]s are enlarged. Pus may drain into the mouth. The gland may be painful, most often if there is an infection caused by bacteria.
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