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Cervical Swelling

2020-09-20 05:31:32
I have a cervical swelling for 2-2.5 months . I have showed to many ENTs . They found the swelling tender . No lump . I did neck USG it was normal . I had an infected wisdom tooth which I got extracted on 31 Aug . It's healed now . Stitches also removed but cervical swelling is still there . It hasn't increased . But very light but there . I am attaching my sonography pic and my throat pic . Kindly guide me as I am very scared bcoz the swelling is not going . It won't be cancer na ?
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Need more history and examination to ascertain correct diagnosis.
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You can visit an ENT specialist or do teleconsultation.

Answered2020-09-20 05:57:38

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