Iqra7 months ago
What are the symptoms of Ludwig’s angina?
Symptoms of Ludwig’s angina include: Difficulty speaking. Fever or chills. Jaw pain. Neck pain, swelling or redness. Protruding or swollen tongue. Swollen cheeks and jaw. Tongue tenderness or pain under the tongue. Toothache.
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