What does the “Mumps” do?
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Mumps are so painful. I had them when I was 8 years old. I remember telling my mother that my right jaw hurt and I had the chills, before I went to bed, but no fever, in the middle of the night I woke up and I was very sick. \n\nMumps cause you to swell up under your ears, around the neck and jaw area, and cheeks. Makes you look like a chimpmunk. It is difficult to eat anything you have to chew, you run a high fever and you are quite sick for a few weeks. \n\nThey have mump shots for boys because mumps can actually cause a male to go sterile.
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I don't know about when you can get the booster, but the link has the side effects you can expect when getting the MMR (measels, mumps & rubella) vaccine
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vocal eases. most of the sound comes from the diapraghm (99%) and 1 percent from the throat. if you do vocal eases, it help warm up the sound. don't press the sound and don't let air out . the diapraghm is your support system. lift the sound instead of pressing it. take easy on your voice. make the sound spin, meaning make it go somewhere. if you have any questions Klm4k8@umkc.edu
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'Lockjaw' is tetanus and a headache would be the least of your problems.  It does, however, sound very much like TMJ, or Tempero-Mandibular Joint.  ?Does your jaw pop or make a noise when you chew or yawn?  Perhaps, you can ask your dentist.  Very best wishes....
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Mumps or parotitis is an inflammation of the parotid glands (one of the major salivary glands) in which in a small percentage there is also testicular inflammation or orchitis. Usually this affects only one side as in your case but this can lead to infertility if both are affected. However as you describe it, the unaffected side may be partially undescended if it goes back inside your body. i suggest you go see a doctor.
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Tonsillitis is an infection and swelling of the tonsils, which are oval-shaped masses of lymph gland tissue located on both sides of the back of the throat. The tonsils normally help to prevent infections.\nThey act like filters to trap bacteria and viruses entering the body through the mouth and sinuses. The tonsils also stimulate the immune system to produce antibodies which fight off infections. Anyone can have tonsillitis; however, it is most common in children between the ages of five and 10 years. Tonsillitis is caused by viruses or bacteria that cause the tonsils to swell and become inflamed. A mild or severe sore throat is one of the first symptoms of tonsillitis. Symptoms can also include fever, chills, lethargy, muscle aches, earache, pain or discomfort when swallowing, and swollen glands in the neck. Young children may be fussy and stop eating. When a doctor or nurse looks into the mouth with a otoscope, the tonsils may appear swollen and red. Sometimes they will have white or yellow spots and a thin mucous coating. Symptoms usually last four to six days.
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Hi, Cherry - You probably mean 'tonsillar pharyngitis'.  Pharyngitis literally means inflammation of the pharynx (or throat).  Basically, this is your common throat infection which is most often caused by the same viruses that cause the common cold.  In some cases, the infection may be from a bacteria such as streptococcus - this is what we call 'strep throat'.  When the tonsils are involved, some people may use the term 'tonsillitis' or 'tonsillar pharyngitis'.  The typical symptoms are fever, sore throat, whitish pus on the tonsils, or swollen glands in the neck.  Not all pharyngitises need to be treated with antibiotics, but you would have to see a doctor to determine if yours does or does not.
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If you can't find proof that you've had the vaccination you can always have your doctor order a MMR titer (a blood test).  It will be able to prove whether or not you're immune to the diseases (measles, mumps, rubella).  It usually takes 2-4 weeks for the results to get back (depending on which lab performs the test).
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yes you can...\nOnly one serotype of mumps virus exists. In general, natural infection confers lifelong protection against the virus, but recurrent mumps attacks have been reported.
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not that I know of. It usually will go away within a week or so. Doing gargles can help some. Also the less you talk the better it will be for your throat. Lozenges are another good thing to help along with some chloraspectic spray. It numbs the throat and can help relieve any local discomfort.
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Keep in contact with your doctor, sometimes the antibiotic they give you the first time doesn't work on the problem, and they have to try something else. If you trust your doctor and the problem still exists, and the condition continues to have your face swollen, like mumps, asked to be referred to an Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialist.\n\nGood Luck
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You can find all the answrs to your questions on the web site:Webmd.com\nJust enter"mumps" in the Search bar.  There are several good  articles.  Thefirst one explains the incubation period and duration of the illness.
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Saliva works by breaking down foods with enzymes that prepare it for entry into the digestive tract and entry into the stomach. I think that's what you meant. Unless you mean - \nThey are in a band. They play live gigs and sell CDs that sell millions. Unless you mean - \nIt works by humiliating the person you spit on. \nMothers use it to rub anything off your face. \nPeople use it to make a envelope sticky.
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MMR is the vaccine for Mumps, Measles and Rubella.\n\nThe information I have been able to find says 1988.  Here's an article on it.\nhttp://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/html/mmr.html
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Reportedly they moo (that makes sense since they're ruminants), roar (that's scary), grunt, snort, growl, sneeze, snore (imagine trying to sleep next to a snoring giraffe!), bleat, hiss, whistle and cough.\nI've never heard it so I'm just trusting the sources.
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Mumble and look away from the eyes
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I WOULD FIND A NEW DOCTOR I AM NOT SAYING ANYTHING IS WRONG BUT IF SHE SHOWS NO CONCERN SHE MUST NOT BE TO GOOD COULD MAYBE BE THE MUMPS