Treating blocked salivary glands with sialoendoscopy - Nebraska Medicine

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Sialoendoscopy is a minimally invasive technique that allows for salivary gland surgery for the safe and effective treatment of obstructive salivary gland disorders and other conditions of the salivary glands. Elizabeth Bradford Bell, MD, head and neck surgeon at Nebraska Medicine explains what it feels like to have blocked salivary glands and sialendoscopy can help.

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@AmberSchlenker 5 месяцев назад

I have been experiencing itching, burning, swelling, and pain in both of my glands for 10 yrs now. For 10 yrs I have been going to ENT, rheumatology, primary, and allergist. I have changed my diet completely. This has been a long road. I was finally given a diagnosis 2 weeks ago. Next week is my MRI, and then we will schedule the sialoendoscopy. I am so grateful that here in a few weeks, I will be FREE!!

@lahall4942 3 месяца назад

How did it go

@anthonyvera8524 Месяц назад

Yeah, how did it go?

@liyaninda2956 Год назад

Let me introduce myself, my name is Eddy, I live in Indonesia, I have suffered from parotid disease for more than 10 years, one thing that makes me not dare to undergo surgery is because I think about the side effects of oral nerve defects, but by watching this video I feel like I have hope for the future. the front is better. If only I had the money to come to your country and be able to get treatment with advanced techniques like that

@Yvonne-eo5uk 8 месяцев назад

This was very informative. I wish that I could find a doctor where I live that seemed as knowledgeable about this.

@jameshill8711 3 года назад

Thankyou. My dentist has referred me to Consultants Head and Neck at UCLH in London due to a swollen saliva gland which I have had for over 6 months. My dentist is concerned it may be cancerous. The appt is in a few hours time. Please God I'm going to be ok.

@darrenbaker8144 3 года назад

How did it go ?

@sonnyren1 Год назад

u ok?

@beyondreality8506 10 месяцев назад

I hope so!

@Jon.A.Scholt 2 года назад

This happened to the right side of my cheek/jaw in front of my ear for about two days. There was no blockage of the parotid gland but I felt it become inflamed while I ate something with lots of cinnamon. For the rest of the day and the next I ate very bland foods but it would still swell up and become very large. I just had to massage it after eating and I can remember feeling the built up saliva "gushing" (well not quite) from my parotid gland on the inside of my cheek. When it first started I was scared because it was super swollen and came on very fast and out of nowhere. Hope I don't ever experience it again.

@sonnyren1 Год назад

u ok now? Did u take antibiotics?

@Jon.A.Scholt Год назад

@@sonnyren1 Nope; I don't have insurance so I'm not going to waste several hundred dollars for a doctor to tell me just to wait for the swelling to go down. I just waited and it subsided during the day and was gone by the next.

@buickinvicta288 Месяц назад

Interesting, happening to me now. I also had cinnamon.

@KJB0001 15 дней назад

just had applesauce with cinnamon plus I have eczema (although it's calm now, but Im always on guard)

@MegaYamahar 2 года назад

Is it possible to have inflamed saliviery glands without the stones?

@lahall4942 2 месяца назад

Yes, salivary glands can become inflamed without salivary stones. Other causes of salivary gland inflammation, also known as sialadenitis

@valz77 2 года назад

I have had this pain off and on for years now and it is only on my right side, the blockage lasts like you said for 20 minutes to an hour then the swelling goes down....when it happens it is very painful and seems it is going to last forever but then goes away after a meal to two or a day or two...should I get this checked again by my doctor because it does not always act up and by the time I can get in to see my doctor the problem has went away???

@lahall4942 2 месяца назад

Has anyone had this procedure

@moirabruce4 Год назад

How much does the procedure cost? I live in the Los Angeles area

@carlblier925 3 месяца назад

Dr. Ryan Osborne at Osborne Institute, has a treatment facility in California? and a Q&A RU-vid video on Sialendoscopy .

@mallorimoreno4250 10 месяцев назад

I'm going thru this rn I can feel the tiny stone on the bottom of my mouth..

@figs73 4 месяца назад

When I eat sour stuff it usually happens.. So im kinda confused on why I would want to suck on sour candy for treatment.. Please explain..

@carlblier925 3 месяца назад

The sour candy stimulates your salivary glands to produce more saliva and to help prevent blockage. Sugar free may help but won’t prevent cavities, one of the big results from dry mouth.

@David-i7n2m 7 месяцев назад

Mine isn’t painful. Just really swollen on one side. Have ever gotten it checked, but it’s starting to worry me a little.

@Shubham_68276 6 месяцев назад

where r u from buddy ? since how long u r feeling that?

@chetsands1609 Год назад

I have been having issues with both sides. Both are hard and ache really Baez loss of taste and dry mouth. Had Ultrasound with no blockage or cancer so doctors are ignoring me. I live in East TN. Help?

@AmberSchlenker 5 месяцев назад

CT with contrast

@WhoDeyMos 3 года назад

is a Sialendoscopy covered by insurances?

@davidharness1507 2 года назад

No you will die, possibly. That is why I am against privatisation here in the UK. The treatment is free at the point of use. F off US private health care as far as i am concerned.

@sj187 2 года назад

A long sliver of artichoke lodged itself completely inside my submandibular gland. Does anybody have any advice for me? Thanx

@RDXO17 Год назад

Hey buddy, what’re your symptoms ?

@shrinivasu5081 5 месяцев назад

Radiation has been completed on Nov 2023. Stilll swallowing solid food is difficult.what should we do now for reactivate salivary glands?

@carlblier925 3 месяца назад

Radiation? What do your doctors say? Dr. Bell didn’t mention radiation. 0:17

@landshark616 2 года назад

Could it be silent reflux

@lahall4942 2 месяца назад

@landshark616 mine is.. on a special diet.. it works.. u really have 2 change how u eat

@autumnonpurpose 9 месяцев назад

I need to book a damn flight I’m so tired of this issue

@Shubham_68276 6 месяцев назад

how r u doing now ? u find any treatment for your case ? what is ur symptoms ?

@lahall4942 2 месяца назад

Did u get surgery

@nolibrianemendoza 2 года назад

what is your name Doc?

@carlblier925 3 месяца назад

The UNMC doctor’s name is at the beginning of this video. She is Dr. Elizabeth (middle name?) Bell, @University of Nebraska.

@f_youtubecensorshipf_nazis 3 года назад

I just met with an ENT for the first time over this and her immediate suggestion was removal of the gland completely. I have had the stones for a couple of years. I was hoping for scope to be an option but I didn't want to argue with her. If she's the only ENT around me that takes my insurance I can't really get a second opinion huh?

@mallorimoreno4250 10 месяцев назад

My Dr gave me the option

@carlblier925 3 месяца назад

Did your biopsy show cancer. Please ask about alternative treatments, and, what to expect after gland removal surgery, removal can’t be reversed.

@mudasirbashir5736 Месяц назад

Me 2

@garichar 3 года назад

Paging Dr. Hottie MD

@anthonyvera8524 Месяц назад

Yeah that's all great and good...but I have bilateral swelling to the sub-mandibular glands. No pain, no stones that I can see or feel. I don't like the way they look, so I'm thinking of having them removed because I hate how they throw off my face and neck. Been to the ENT and through MRI have determined it is not a tumor/cancerous. I'm at my wits end here!!!

@cherylslane9727 3 года назад

What if you have no insurance but your cheeks are blown up to the max

@sonnyren1 Год назад

u ok now? I have the same issue that started a week ago and i’m scared

@melissasalazar7365 11 месяцев назад

we suffer

@lorabehindacamera 6 месяцев назад

OMG wow

@TheXangelus Год назад

I literally looked like a frog. The whole underside of my lower jaw was that swollen. The doctor let me walk around for 10 days with that and my god was I in pain

@714Garcias Год назад

can you elaborate more.

@TheXangelus Год назад

@@714Garcias i had a pretty big blockage in my salivary glands. Due to my GP just telling me oh it’ll come out naturally just suck on some sour candy . After not intervening for 10 days the underside of my face began to swell up due to the backup. The underside of my jaw was literally bulging like a frog when they inflate the sack in their necks when they start to call out. So suddenly i have a huge bulge under my jaw like a balloon was inflating under my tongue and pressing downwards so you could see it under my jaw(from just the underside of my chin to a bit above the Addams apple). After 10 days the pain became so bad due to the pressure a skin stretching that I just went to the emergency room where they were shocked. Turns he should’ve sent me after a few days and signs of the swelling but he was just an idiot. They immediately get the stones out because were to big to even pass myself and couldn’t have passed it alone without their help.

@trechinotre3742 Год назад

@@TheXangelus they just told me the same shit! Suck on candy etc.. my left gland of my necks been bothering the hell out of me and It irritates when I eat.. but u probley went to a urgent care cus those the ones at times gives j bullshit advice

@Shubham_68276 6 месяцев назад

how r u doing now@@trechinotre3742

@CzMnHD 3 года назад

How expensive is this machine really? I got my stone removed like this 7 years ago from deep size 8mm. It took 2 years to have it removed even tho I said to doctors I have stone they didnt believe me. No test result pics give information if its really deep. What a joke to wait on line for years to have it removed. The machine cant be that expensive really wtf. So much swelling and pain to wait for this it was so obvious when eating I got golfball under my chin cmon! Im not even doctor but knew what was wrong made them look like amateurs.

@RDXO17 Год назад

Hey buddy are you okay now?

@CzMnHD Год назад

@@RDXO17 yeah everything went back to normal after stone removal.

@RDXO17 Год назад

@@CzMnHD happy for you, lol @ golfball lol i got stones, worried like hell but your story helps thank you so much for sharing and i’m sorry it took them so long to deal with you, are you UK or USA? Take care my friend

@CzMnHD Год назад

@@RDXO17 Europe, Finland

@sonnyren1 Год назад

@@RDXO17u ok now?

@megami215 2 года назад

Doctor robot

@cherylslane9727 3 года назад

My husband blamed it on rice pudding 🤢

@carlblier925 3 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing your husband’s humor. If this were not so serious, your husband’s observation might be funny! However, did you read one commenter’s observation that she had eaten something containing a lot of cinnamon? Could you be allergic to something that’s causing blockage and swelling? Your husband has given you a thread to follow. Several doctors have suggested warm compresses and facial massages. Several commenters have experienced swelling of the salivary glands after eating. I’ve noticed that,too. I’m trying less salt and processed foods, more hydrating fruits and vegetables, like melons, cucumbers, and berries if I can tolerate them raw, and now, the warm compresses and facial massages to reduce facial swelling.