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Are Neck Pain And Red Marks In Neck Related?

My daughter is 11.5 yrs old, having pain at left neck. First she noticed some red mark at the neck let part 4-5, there was pain and itching now no pain in those marks but itching is there, it is from last 4 days and then yesterday night she developed pain in neck. Is these spots and pain related? Pls sugges
Thu, 2 Jul 2015
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Many thanks for consultation.
if you could take a picture of the lesion it is much easier to be more accurate .
the most common cause of this is due yo lymph nodes glands which can get enlarge due to infection in the throat or tonsillitis.
It can be due to poor dental hygiene.
if problems persist then follow up with local pediatric physician for further evaluation and management.
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Are Neck Pain And Red Marks In Neck Related?

Many thanks for consultation. if you could take a picture of the lesion it is much easier to be more accurate . the most common cause of this is due yo lymph nodes glands which can get enlarge due to infection in the throat or tonsillitis. It can be due to poor dental hygiene. if problems persist then follow up with local pediatric physician for further evaluation and management.