What Do Lumps On Back Head And Under The Chin Indicate?
Posted on Mon, 10 Feb 2014
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Question: Hi
My son has a lump on back of he's head and one under he's chin. We took him to the doctors office a year ago because of a lump on he's sack, in which the doctor said it was nothing to worry about. He has been under a lot of stress since he's friend commit suicide last month. He has a doctors appointment tomorrow. Thanks
Brief Answer:
Possibility of lymph node swelling to be considere
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome to Healthcare-Magic
Greetings of the day
If the lump is of longer duration and based on the location it's likely to be a benign lymph node enlargement.
Exact opinion will be possible on further clinical information and examination.
It would be really be helpful if you could provide further information
1. How long has the swelling been present?
2. What was the size when first noticed and what is the present size? (If the swelling is static or has slowly grown it could just be benign pathology)
3. Any discolouration of the skin overlying the swelling?
4. Any discharge from the swelling?
5. Presence of dandruff or oral lesion like ulcer ?
6. Is the swelling painful to touch?
7. Any other associated complaints like fever?
There is no cause of much concern if the swelling has been present for long duration, remained static in size or slowly growing.
It would also be very helpful if you could upload the clinical picture on image uploader available on the website.
Waiting for your response.
Take care
Assuring you the best
Best regards
Dr Deepak Kishore
MBBS, MS, MCH
Consultant Pediatric Surgeon
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What Do Lumps On Back Head And Under The Chin Indicate?
Brief Answer:
Possibility of lymph node swelling to be considere
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome to Healthcare-Magic
Greetings of the day
If the lump is of longer duration and based on the location it's likely to be a benign lymph node enlargement.
Exact opinion will be possible on further clinical information and examination.
It would be really be helpful if you could provide further information
1. How long has the swelling been present?
2. What was the size when first noticed and what is the present size? (If the swelling is static or has slowly grown it could just be benign pathology)
3. Any discolouration of the skin overlying the swelling?
4. Any discharge from the swelling?
5. Presence of dandruff or oral lesion like ulcer ?
6. Is the swelling painful to touch?
7. Any other associated complaints like fever?
There is no cause of much concern if the swelling has been present for long duration, remained static in size or slowly growing.
It would also be very helpful if you could upload the clinical picture on image uploader available on the website.
Waiting for your response.
Take care
Assuring you the best
Best regards
Dr Deepak Kishore
MBBS, MS, MCH
Consultant Pediatric Surgeon