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Redness and difficulty swallowing
I had sore throat three weeks back which got resolved within 5 days of Azithromycin. I also noticed a swollen lymph node in my right side of neck after sore throat and one in left side of neck. The swollen lymph still persists after 5days of Augmentin 1gm. I have shared USG neck report in the picture. I am again experiencing mild pain while swallowing and noticed redness in throat, picture shared. Please guide me if this is something serious? Does it need any treatment?
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Hi...the lymph node swelling shown in the report is due to the infection that you had 5 days back. It should settle down in 10-15 days. However if the size keeps increasing, you should get it checked by an ENT specialist. Continue gargling with Betadine 3-4 times a day. Take an anti inflammatory medicine if the pain is unbearable.
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Enlarged lymph node is because of infection only. Nothing serious. Betadine gargle three times a day for 5 days.
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