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Lump on my neck
I was vaccinated on 31st may. After 2-3 days I figured out a small pea shape lump on my neck, not visible from outside, but i can feel it. On 10th june I visited Doctor and he prescribed me an antibiotic. But taking that antibiotic it makes me feel worse. I am always bloated, fatigued and bowel is not good sometime. Should i stop taking them and wait? I don't know but that lump is still the same. Is it cancer?
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The bloating and other things r probably due to the antibiotics ...r u taking any antacid or probiotics with it ?... None the less need more details of the lump like size , does it move in touching , attached to skin etc ... Plz consult with an ent specialist either on video or in clinic ... Ent doctor consult
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Dr. Jayanta Kumar Nath
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
28 yrs exp
Kolkata
The bloating could be due to antibiotics common side effect nothing serious ...regarding lump needs further examination and observation .. unlikely to be cancer at your age but however needs to be examined to be definite
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