I am Dr. Shamoon. Reading your history carefully, I do not think you have two separate problems - the lump under the jaw, the left ear pain and the mucus sticking at the back of your throat are almost certainly one problem. A persistently inflamed throat/post-nasal drip drains into the jugulodigastric lymph node under the angle of the jaw, and the same Eustachian tube that opens into the back of the nose gets blocked, which is felt as left ear ache or fullness. So the lump is most likely a reactive lymph node, not something arising in the ear. At 26, a node that appeared with a throat infection, is soft-to-firm, mobile, mildly tender and under about 1.5-2 cm is reassuring. Importantly, a course of Clamp 625 will not shrink a reactive node quickly - nodes can take 3-6 weeks to settle even after the infection is gone, so "still present after antibiotics" does not mean treatment failure and does not by itself justify a second antibiotic course. What I would want ruled out is chronic allergic rhinitis with post-nasal drip (which keeps the whole cycle going), and, less commonly at your age, tuberculous or granulomatous nodes - which is why a node that is hard, matted, painless, steadily enlarging, or accompanied by evening fever, night sweats or weight loss should be biopsied rather than watched. Persistent one-sided ear pain with normal-looking ear also always deserves one ENT look with an otoscope and a nasal endoscopy, because referred ear pain can come from the throat base.

There is a tube connecting between nose and ear. Some upper respiratory system infections can travel from nose / throat to ear. This can cause lymphnode swelling in neck as well as ear pain. Consult a ENT doctor

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Please consult a ent surgeon for further evaluation

It could be a lymph node reacting to a throat or ear infection especially since you have mucus at the back of your throat and now some ear pain but since the lump has been there for 3 weeks even after taking Clam 625 you should get it checked by a doctor instead of taking more antibiotics it may be something simple like a reactive lymph node or postnasal drip but an examination of your throat ear teeth and neck would help clarify the cause

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It looks like suppurarive otitis media, if not resloving kindly consult ENT doctor, physically

It’s better to contact an ENT specialist regarding your issues and thankyou

Please consult ENT surgeon physically for clinical evaluation.

Kindly Contact to MS ENT and don't take to any medicine like antibiotics painkiller etc...

Please consult to ENT  department  soon.

Please get an ENT check up from an ENT Specialist. The extent of the disease has to be assessed.

Get yourself examined by a healthcare expert!

Only antibiotics  not going to solve. Add Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days.  Montek lc one at night for five days

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Your condition not responding to the antibiotics,needs to be evaluated by consulting a ENT specialist in your area

Get it examined in person.

Hello ! your primary primary concern should be lump you mentioned! That can very well contribute to ear problems by blocking Eustachian tube . Take consultation and share details about that lump like size, site, colour, other features like bad breath for diagnosis and treatment accordingly!

You need physical examination,  in you previous question I also said that .consult with ent doctor asap.

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Need few more details for further evaluation. Please consult

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A lump under the jaw which is new could be due to a viral illness. Have been having cough, cold or flu like symptoms recently? Any rashes? Do you have any medical history?

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

This needs to be addressed in a consultation

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