Ludwig’s angina
Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources
What is Ludwig’s angina?
Ludwig's angina is a bacterial infection of the floor of the mouth. It involves swelling that may block the airway.
Alternative Names:
Submandibular space infection; Sublingual space infection
Posts on Ludwig’s angina (14)
I have just had a root canal on monday. I was in severe pain with #18 molar that had a deep...
- Jul 29, 2008
Hi. I had a tooth extraction last month and then I had a severe complication: My tongue an...
My girlfriend has had this bad cough for about a week now. It seems to be worse at night o...
My 16 yr old daughter has been experiencing extreme facial pain...only left side. Pain is ...
In March while following up on a case of Ludwigs Angina my enhanced CT scan showed.small no...
My father has had episodes of extreme abdominal bloating and gas when he wakes each morning...
I had to have a root canal redone as my previous dentist did not get the whole nerve and it...
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2 months ago i had i old filling redone and apprently it was so old and deep in my tooth th...
I have had what feels like an infection in my throat for at least 3 months now.it started w...
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