Hii It's most probably coz of upper respiratory system infection If u don't take proper course of meds they will enlarge in size n may also develop on other side In order to know more about it n proper treatment n guidance Connect with me over here

It's local lymph node enlargement, could be due to upper respiratory tract infection.It should resolve when the infection is cured.If lasts longer or increase in its size, consult a ENT specialist in your area.

Ya it's just a reactionary lymphadenitis.

Greetings Keep a watch over it . And check for other moser . If no change- no need to do anything Regards

Get cbp   fine needle aspiration biopsy of enlarged lymph node  done, and share results . Also please share details of your symptoms Then I can help you

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Hi there, You are diagnosed with Respiratory Tract Infection The swelling is due to the inflammation of the lymph node due to RTI So if we control the infection it will settle down on its own No need to worry about Take care…

Presentation: Movable, ball-like node on right side of neck Visible only on bending the neck Associated with cold, cough, mucus in throat and chest No fever, body pain, or systemic symptoms 📌 Most Likely Diagnosis: 🟢 Reactive Cervical Lymphadenopathy Common with upper respiratory tract infections Nodes become temporarily enlarged and mobile Tenderness or swelling may vary with head movement Typically resolves with resolution of infection ✅ When It’s Normal (per Harrison’s): Size <1 cm, mobile, soft, and not fixed Associated with recent viral/bacterial illness No constitutional symptoms (fever, weight loss, night sweats) ❗ When to Investigate Further: Refer if any of the following are present: Size >2 cm, hard, fixed, or painless Persisting >2–3 weeks without reduction Associated weight loss, fever, or night sweats Progressive enlargement or generalized lymphadenopathy 🩺 Suggested Action: Symptomatic treatment of cold/cough (antihistamine, hydration, steam inhalation) Observe the lymph node for 2–3 weeks If persistent or enlarges, get an ENT/medicine evaluation + ultrasound neck if needed 📘 Reference: Harrison’s Manual of Medicine, Lymphadenopathy chapter: Cervical lymph nodes commonly enlarge due to local infections; no intervention needed if self-limited and non-alarming in character.

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It's lymphnode,  as u had symptoms  of urti. Take  treatment for five days.  Nothing to worry.

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Urti Steam inhalation. Salt water gargling.

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