Swelling in Lymph Nodes Questions

You need to complete the full course. Lymph node swelling usually takes around 6 months to reduce.

Fast food is causing hyperacidity and burning sensation, uneasiness etc. Avoid fast food, fried, spicy, oily foods.

you can go for needle biopsy(FNAC) or open biopsy with histopathology examination. that gives a doctor a clear clue for diagnosis n treatment .

If you have a persistent and recurrent cough and blocked nose alongith swollen lymph nodes for a long period of time, you might have some chronic chest infection inside you. It's better to visit a doctor, he may treat you with some antibiotics do an x ray of the chest and may do a lymph node biopsy.

Try to avoid trauma or get it operated.better on their own without any treatment. If you have a large bone cyst or the cyst starts to cause symptoms, you may need treatment to remove it or drain the fluid from it.

You please take --- tab montewin -- f one tab daily empty stomach. Tab rabemac --dsr + tab gifexin 200 mg twice daily after meals.
Cap vizylac one at bedtime. Before this take tab nirocil twice daily. Take all these for 10 days than let me know response.
Wishing you good response and all the best.

Multiple painful lymph nodes swellings in axilla--disappearing on taking antibiotics and then reappearing ---means --it can be due to any skin or deep infections in hand or neck; chest; etc mobileso kindly treat any wound; boils ;abscess etc in your hands ;neck; chest etc until completely curedmobilekindly consult a doctor and have a complete physical check-up and clinical investigations --if you can't locate the source.

1. get tested for TB first
2. CBC to check for any rasied RBC / WBC / platelet count and peripheral smear to check for any immature cells

1. Use 1 course of antibiotics and redo usg after 3 weeks 2. Get biopsy done after 3 weeks if lymphnodes are still enlarged 3. Get tb staining on the biopsy sample to r/o tb 4. Review with reports.

Lumps under the chin are usually harmless. Most of the time, they’re caused by swollen lymph nodes. This swelling is typically triggered by an infection.
Cancer, cysts, abscesses, benign tumors, and other medical issues can also cause chin lumps. However, these causes are much rarer by comparison. Usually chin lumps go away on their own but if your chin lump is growing (a sign of a possible tumor)
your chin lump has been present for two weeks
your chin lump feels hard or doesn’t move...more