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What Does Lump On Right Side Of Neck Indicate?

I have a lump on the right side of my neck about a 1/2 inch above my collar bone close to where a man's adam's apple would be. I just noticed it yesterday. There is not a corresponding lump on the left side. It is a little tender to the touch. what do you think that could be?
Fri, 20 Jun 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
From the site you have described , this looks more to be a lump from a thyroid gland. It can be a lymph node too.

Clinically see if it is moving with swallowing.

The final diagnosis is best done by a simple ultrasonography and FNAC- fine needle aspiration cytology. Further blood and other investigations are dependent on your symptoms and the signs the examining Doctor will find.
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What Does Lump On Right Side Of Neck Indicate?

Hi. Thanks for your query. From the site you have described , this looks more to be a lump from a thyroid gland. It can be a lymph node too. Clinically see if it is moving with swallowing. The final diagnosis is best done by a simple ultrasonography and FNAC- fine needle aspiration cytology. Further blood and other investigations are dependent on your symptoms and the signs the examining Doctor will find.