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Lumps on neck which comes and go
Hello Dr. I have been experiencing neck pain along with back pain..I have consulted physician psychiatrist neurosurgeon and orthopaedics but everyone told different things neurosurgeon said em having fibromyalgia and physician said weakness and orthopaedics said lack of calcium I ate 100s of tablets till now no one is unable to recognize it..The symptoms which I have is lumps on each side which smetms go and come , fever,fatigue,very rare night sweats,red patches on body but my cbp showed that I have 9.1 gms of blood..N everything is nrml in cbp report and have diagnosed mounted test and it was normal..Dr I think I may be having lymphoma so can you please say before biopsy which will be the easiest test to confirm and for this thing should I consult an ent? Or someone else and what advice would you give it to me...Thankyou in advance waiting for reply
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Please consult an experienced ENT and head and neck surgeon for proper clinical examination. The provisional diagnosis will guide what further special investigations to be done.
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please show him or her all the investigations already done.
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Don't do any investigation haphazardly, it should be done judiciously to arrive at a definitive diagnosis.
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