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Swollen lymph nodes on neck
I have a swollen lymph node on my left neck just above collarbone. Its mostly painless, little pain sensation when touched or pressed with fingers. its been there for more than a month. Its neither growing not going back to normal.
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Hello, get a USG neck and FNAC done
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Good evening sir, my suggestion would be to get an Ultrasound scan of Neck done first, then based on the report we can proceed.
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Visit ent for further examination and then treatment accordingly
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Swollen lymph nodes can be caused by infection. Need to rule out any upper respiratory tract infection.
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needs clinical examination. sos USG Neck or FNAC.
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