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Suggest Treatment For A Large Lump Behind The Ear

a few days ago I had a huge lump behind my ear &then it went away...now I have 2 huge lumps behind my (left)ear & they feel hard like bone. Ive also had a swollen glands for more than a week, lost my voice for a couple days and now I noticed the roof of my mouth is yellow. is that anything that will just go away?
Wed, 25 Mar 2015
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1.The history suggest the possibilities enlarged lymph nodes in the first place.
2.Lymph nodal enlargement can be seen after any infection / inflammation, can be localized or systemic.
3.In this case you need to get treated the source of the infection.
4.Other possibilities are parotid,sub mandibular, or in fact a bony lesion - which needs to examine.
5.Ultrasound will give the information of the nature of the lump its source and extensions. I recommend to see your GP get examined and follow accordingly.

Good luck.
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Suggest Treatment For A Large Lump Behind The Ear

Welcome to health care magic. 1.The history suggest the possibilities enlarged lymph nodes in the first place. 2.Lymph nodal enlargement can be seen after any infection / inflammation, can be localized or systemic. 3.In this case you need to get treated the source of the infection. 4.Other possibilities are parotid,sub mandibular, or in fact a bony lesion - which needs to examine. 5.Ultrasound will give the information of the nature of the lump its source and extensions. I recommend to see your GP get examined and follow accordingly. Good luck. Hope i have answered your query, any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask. http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888