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Swelling lymph node
Please find the attached usg report of neck & picture of affected swelling of back of neck. A small swelling is painless , soft, mobile persist from November-19. No Symtomos of Fever & apparent weight loss. What is suspected by visual appearance & usg report ? My doctor referred for FANAC . Is it anything serious will come out in FANAC report. Is it swelling lymph node.
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It’s a inflammatory lesion according to the report. So nothing to worry about. But FNAC can be helpful. U can do it later
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Hi... It says inflammatory lesion... it is small for any diagnosis... most of the times it could be a small sebaceous cyst or lymphnode but i dont see any obvious visible growth.. may b bcoz pic isnt clear.. fnac is just to know what kind of swlling it is ... no harm in getting it done
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Dr. Rajen Patel
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
26 yrs exp
Surat
it seems infection related swelling
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go for FNAC
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