Throat/ Mouth Cancer?

2025-12-19 14:04:42
Hello, I am 22. I need an advice because my anxiety is killing me. Last December 5, I noticed a lump on the left side of my throat. I did not think of it since I had a tooth extraction on November 28 and suffered from dry socket. The lump was beneath the extraction site. But since it does not go away, I went to clinic for follow up check up and advised me to take amoxicillin 3 times a day, every 8 hrs for 1 week. After 4 days I noticed the lump shrinking in size but I hasn't fully shrinked yet. I can still feel the lump still big as pea size but smaller than it was before. December 11 when I started taking amoxicillin when I felt my throat constantly being scratchy. There is a mild pain and the feeling that something was stuck inside. So I decided to look at the mirror and noticed that the right side of my throat is quite inflamed because of its color. It is also bumpy and I saw these two fleshy bumps  behind my tonsil. I may be too young but google is telling me I have "C". Please hel
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That is the normal tissue called tonsil. When infection occurs will become big or otherwise will stay small to be noticed
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No need to worry. It is tonsillar hypertrophy. 

Answered2025-12-20 16:02:23

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Firstly you need to get rid of this cancer phobia. Its a normal tonsil tissue and still having any doubt get it double checked with ENT specialist nearby.

Answered2026-01-02 13:41:37

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