Swollen Lymph Nodes Questions

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Lymph nodes can become swollen if you have an injury or are fighting an infection or other illness. This is because your body carries more white blood cells to this area to combat the problem. This can result in swelling and a lump near your collarbone.
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Dear User, it looks like you have a localized gum infection which could be due to an untreated Gingivitis. You will have to start antibiotics to prevent the infection. You will have to get an Xray to decide the extent of to infection. If you found my answer helpful, please leave a Positive feedback as it helps me with my Practice. Thank you.

Dear user, that is decided based on the type of swelling. It could be a simple goitre or a malignant condition which would require a thyroidectomy which are of many types. This is decided by the surgeon after a proper diagnosis is made with all the required tests done. However the surgery will be done inly if needed and you will have to maintain your thyroid levels at normal for sometime. If you found my answer helpful, please leave a positive feedback as it helps me with my practice. Thank you.

It is important to know if immunohistochemistry has been done. Its difficult to distinguish reactive follicular hyperplasia from other potentially serious causes. You need to consult an experienced hematologistand get slides reviewed by a specialist hematopathologist urgently.

No you don't need to worry, it is normal lymph node swelling, by proper homeopathic treatment it is very much curable.

Enlarged lymph nodes are indication of inflammatory activity nearby ie lungs. Diagnosis can be done on biopsy only. Consult a ct surgeon / pulmonologist.

lybrate-user, these lumps are might be lymph node. Which usually get enlarged during infection .and subsides after infection resolves. Take domperidone 10 mg twices a day.

No need to worry so much in the first place. More importantly it will be most beneficial to consult a gastroenterologist physically and a proper diagnosis should be done for an appropriate course of action. The only thing that you should do is consult someone and get things sorted. It is not which tv is best in market, can anyone suggest?

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Kikuchi disease generally goes away (resolves) on its own within one to four months, with or without intervention. However, treatments are available to relieve some of the associated signs and symptoms. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Hi, it looks like you have severe gerd. Thy is reflux disease. Or it also looks like hernia. That is hiatus hernia or oesophageal hernia. Consult me online. Will evaluate you.