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Swollen Lymph Nodes , Under Chin, 3 Months? Possible Diagnosis?

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Posted on Thu, 10 Jan 2019
Question: Swollen lymph nodes, under chin, 3 months? possible diagnosis? C-DIFF, 5 mo. following cervical spinal surgury
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Answered by Dr. Hari Charan Perigela (32 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
You should be investigated

Detailed Answer:
Hi
For any swelling,basic investigation I do is FNAC(Fine needle aspiration cytology).It will give a clue.Management depends on the diagnosis.
If FNAC is inconclusive,the swelling has to be removed completely and send for histopathological examination (Biopsy).
Please consult your doctor and proceed further.
It could be a simple lymph node enlargement due to Infection.
Nothing to worry.
Hope I answered your query.If you have any questions,I will clarify further.
Wish you good health
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Remy Koshy
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Follow up: Dr. Hari Charan Perigela (9 hours later)
Thank you, will follow up w/ Primary care Dr.
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Answered by Dr. Hari Charan Perigela (2 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Please update the details

Detailed Answer:
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Thank you for the response.
Please update the details.
Nothing to worry
Regards
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Swollen Lymph Nodes , Under Chin, 3 Months? Possible Diagnosis?

Brief Answer: You should be investigated Detailed Answer: Hi For any swelling,basic investigation I do is FNAC(Fine needle aspiration cytology).It will give a clue.Management depends on the diagnosis. If FNAC is inconclusive,the swelling has to be removed completely and send for histopathological examination (Biopsy). Please consult your doctor and proceed further. It could be a simple lymph node enlargement due to Infection. Nothing to worry. Hope I answered your query.If you have any questions,I will clarify further. Wish you good health Regards