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tongue and mouth pain

A few days stop, I had to go to the ER because of a very large oral abscess in my lower right jaw. I was put on Penacylin 4x daily, due to the fact that they REFUSED to drain it. Mind you it was so large that it wrapped around the bone and was traveling down my neck, and traveling up the bone towards my ear! Now after only three days on the antibiotic, my tongue is very red in spots, bleeds and is so painful that drinking water hurts. Now there is an ulcer type sore on the other side of my mouth but on the upper jaw-line. Any ideas what this could be or how to get the pain under control?
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I agree with Caryopteris's comments. The ER would no doubt have referred
you to a doctor for continued follow up. If the ER didn't refer you to a
doctor, you need to make an appointment with your family doctor for
continued follow up. I wish you well. Eve
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You need to see the doctor the ER referred you to for continued followup.  
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