Fluid Like Lump Behind Neck, Near Ears, Movable On Pressing. Causes And Treatment?
I was wondering. I have some weird fluid like lump behind my neck . The bump is about about the size of a 50 cent piece. and is about 4 inches below my ear. It pops when I press on it in a left to right motion or up or down motion. When it pops I ll sometimes get a weird salivia taste which follows the popping. What could this be and do I need to worry about it
You seem to have a salivary gland swelling as described by your symptoms. you need to do these: -do not press on the lump -take a course of antibiotic like amox-clav in consultation with your doctor as most of these lumps are secondary to infection -take lots of water and hydrate yourself properly -if the lump persists then take an FNAC along with CT of the lump and get back to me or any ENT with the report
hope this helps
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Dr Sriram nathan
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Fluid Like Lump Behind Neck, Near Ears, Movable On Pressing. Causes And Treatment?
hello and welcome to health care magic, You seem to have a salivary gland swelling as described by your symptoms. you need to do these: -do not press on the lump -take a course of antibiotic like amox-clav in consultation with your doctor as most of these lumps are secondary to infection -take lots of water and hydrate yourself properly -if the lump persists then take an FNAC along with CT of the lump and get back to me or any ENT with the report hope this helps regards Dr Sriram nathan