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Neck swelling
There is swelling in my neck since 5 days...there is pain In that area in starting 2 days but now there is no such pain..in starting there is fever also..but but only swelling...I want to know in how many days my swelling subsides.
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Looks like submandibular lymph node or glandular swelling ... Does the swelling increase in size while eating food ? ....any associated throat pain ? ... Would require an ent doctor consult followed by medication or investigation
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this is submandibular cellulitis
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Consult online
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Dr. Dushyant Khedikar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
22 yrs exp
Pune
Hello good morning,
This appears to be submabdibular lymph nodes enlargement, mostly due to some infection. How was the fever? Are there any associated symptoms?
Please consider getting online/formal consultation done for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Thanks.
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