Q: Which doctor should I consult for Sialadenitis?
A: You may consult an E.N.T. specialist who treats diseases of the ear, nose and throat.
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Q: Is Sialadenitis contagious?
A: If sialadenitis is due to mumps or other infectious diseases then it can be transferred to others via coughing, sneezing or contact with infected saliva.
Q: How long do the symptoms of Sialadenitis last?
A: Sialadenitis symptoms due to bacterial infections usually start to resolve within 48 hours after antibiotic treatment. In case of viral infections, it takes around seven to ten days.
Q: Does Sialadenitis resolve by itself?
A: Sialadenitis caused by bacterial infections does not usually resolve without antibiotics. But minor infections may resolve by itself.
Q: Is Sialadenitis dangerous?
A: If untreated, bacterial sialadenitis can become serious, causing severe pain, inflammation, and abscess (pus accumulation).
