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Cervical lymphenditis

2024-05-25 12:59:54
As per USG report there are multiple enlarged lymph nodes in sub mandibular region maximum of 2.7 CM. As per FNAC report No epitheloid cell granuloma/ necrosis/ parasites/ malignant cells see in the smears studied. As per Mantoux report is negative. As per CBC report the lymphocytes level are 50. As per ESR report the ESR is 38. These lymph nodes are existing in left side of next since last 1 month. I was suffering from tonsillitis which has been subsided 15 days ago.however lymph nodes are still there.
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When you had tonsillitis , to have submandibular lymph nodes enlarged is common. Get Usg repeated to see if lymph nodes size has come down. If still same, u csn go for biopsy of lymph nodes. It will give correct picture.

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