I have swollen lymph node in my right side of neck, it hurts when touched or when i click my ear. Also i feel a little nauseous since 2 days.
I had mouth dryness recently since 3-4 weeks for idiopathic reasons, checked by ent and dental they said its normal. This swollen/painful lymph node came in between last 2 days. 4 weeks back i had a upper wisdom tooth extraction in that side but i had taken antibiotics for 5 days. The lymph node that causing pain is 2nd to the below of the ear on the SCM(if m not wrong the partoid or tonsillar lymph node)...
So major symptoms: Pain when i clicking my ears, sometimes gum show with a dull pain for 1-2 second and go away, swollen lymph node in neck but not a lump(not visible outside), its swollen a little bit inside and painful, can be felt when palpated only, little bit stomach discomfort and nauseous feeling.
Also attaching my cbc report.
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Hello..do u have any complaints of throat pain or difficulty in swallowing??
Usually upper deep cervical group of lymph nodes involved in infections of oropharynx..so detailed history needed regarding throat complaints..
Need lymph node swelling picture if possible
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avoid intake of cold items
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take tab. Zerodol sp two times a day, which relieves pain and edema
tab. razo d daily in d morning before food, to relieve frm symptoms of gastritis
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