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Red round slightly raised structure
Hello Doctor,
I’ve noticed a red, round, slightly raised structure at the back of my throat, near the soft palate/uvula area. It’s been there for a while and hasn't changed in size.
It’s not painful,
I don’t have a fever, swelling, or difficulty swallowing,
It has remained exactly the same over time.
I’ve attached a clear photo for reference. Could you kindly take a look and let me know if it seems normal or if I should get further tests done?
Thank you.
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You should visit nearest ent specialist for complete clinical examination
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It seems normal it could be enlarged lymph node
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Further examination required by palpating to understand better
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Oral hygiene , warm sips and gargling of water will be helpful
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If it’s over tongue and soft palate junction it can be a normal thing as it is not very clear from the picture.
Need to evaluate in person so we can clarify your dought.
Thank you
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Maintain oral hygiene
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Meet doctors for evaluation
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
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It looks like normal only.
maintain oral hygiene.
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