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Enlarged lymph nodes in neck & isoechoic
I had pain in neck and below chin. Ihave sinus from childhood and i am taking montel lc tablet.
I have consulted ent specialist he has prescribed for neck usg.
1) The result is "well defined isoechoic wider than tallr lesion with spongiform area noted in right love measuring 1.0×0.5 cm,showing peripheral vascularity.
2) few enlarged lymph nodes noted in bilateral level 2 largest measuring 1.2×1.2 cm on right side and 1.4×1.0 on left side with maintained fatty hilum.
Do I have a cancer based on this??
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Further tests like FNAC and T3T4TSH required
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Consult online with proper history and video consultation
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Need to know history of ur complaints and treatment taken
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Dr. Shradha Chandra
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
Bareilly
No u r not having cancer
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Dr. Shruti Baruah
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
5 yrs exp
Guwahati
No you do not have cancer of your thyroid gland based on the ultrasound neck report. However your symptoms may not be related to the USG findings and they may be purely incidental.
Further history and examination will be required to reach a diagnosis for the symptoms stated.
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Kindly consult through Practo or if in Guwahati in Medishade or Trinitas Hospital.
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