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Swallom lymph nodes

2023-12-21 22:12:58
Hi 30weeks pregnant for almost 3days I found a lump behind my ear and not so big just a small but with pain. I discussed it with ENT doctor she said it may be a post auricular lymphadenitis not so sure. I have no fever or cold or sore throat. I applied iodex and somewhat it got reduced. What should I do now will it affect baby?? Should I wait to get resolve on it's own ?? I shared a photo
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Answered2023-12-22 06:09:44

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Please consult a General Physician for a physical examination. If it is a lymph node then you will need a few investigations. You can wait for your delivery before you start a definitive treatment. Nothing will happen to your baby.

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Take antibiotic course It should subside within 5 days From history provided I don't think it will affect your baby

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U need to go back to the ent Dr to get the answers to these questions

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Go with the advise of ENT specialist. Your baby is safe no need to worry

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Meet ENT doctor and you wil need medication for pain and antibiotics. It will not affect your baby

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