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There appears to be a small swelling in your cervical region.
Need more history as to since when did it appear?
Is it painful to touch?
Do you have any frequent sore throat?
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Looks like a benign cyst or a Lymph node.
Will need clinical evaluation and sos an USG Neck.
kindly consult for further opinion
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The photo shows a single, smooth swelling on the side of your neck with no redness, which together with your bigger tonsils points to a reactive lymph node from a throat infection rather than anything more serious. These nodes swell when fighting an infection nearby and usually shrink again over two to three weeks once the throat settles.
Next Steps
Warm salt-water gargles and staying hydrated will help the throat settle. Keep an eye on the lump's size over the next two weeks.
Health Tips
Please see a physician if the lump keeps growing, turns hard or fixed in place, or stays past three weeks, especially with fever or weight loss.
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