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Small movable ball kind off i neck

2023-09-14 17:01:04
Small movable ball kind off in my 5yrs old neck side...it moving and sometimes its there sometimes its not there
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they are lymph nodes and are part of normal human body. you have to take any intervention and meet your doctor only if they are causing pain as well as they are increasing in size. many times during infection they will increase in size and they will again decrease in size when the infection gets controlled.

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Consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation

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