In the picture ... It looks to be benign however it does require proper examination ... Which region lymph nodes are swollen , any other associated symptoms ? ... Etc .. kindly consult an ent doctor
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If it is persistent and increase jn size , you might need to do excision biopsy and rule out any evidence of malignancy. It’s highly unlikely nevertheless , it is most common benign in nature .... can be ? Benign squamous papilloma.
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