Abstract
Answer E. Sialolithiasis
A calculus in the parotid or submandibular gland can cause a blockage of the draining duct resulting in rapid swelling. The onset of swelling is typically associated with eating and drinking. Wharton’s duct, located adjacent to the frenulum, is affected in 80%–92% of cases.
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