Have Lymphnodes Swelling In Axillary Detect Tuburcular, Swelling In Throat Lymph Nodes. What To Do?
Doc I hav lymphnodes swelling in axillary detect tuburcular I hav also swelling in my throat lymph nodes my weight got reduced 10 kg at that time my weight is 58 hight 6 ft I take treatment of tb for 7 months I hav good improvement now my weight is 75 kg the lymph nodes in throat goes by 90% and the size axillary lymph node also reduced about 80% my axillary lymph node is very big in size when not cured but now it is size of almond not any other symptoms of tb after curing 4 months ago but I am afriad why my lymphnodes not get normal plz help me
Hi, many thanks for the query! After completion of treatment for TB, those nodes will persist for sometime & will gradually decrease in size, so need not worry. Throat nodes are due to infection in throat, pharyngitis...for which you should show it to your ENT surgeon & start anti-biotics effective in that region (throat) like Azithromycin as per your doctor's opinion. Wish you a good health. Take care.
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Have Lymphnodes Swelling In Axillary Detect Tuburcular, Swelling In Throat Lymph Nodes. What To Do?
Hi, many thanks for the query! After completion of treatment for TB, those nodes will persist for sometime & will gradually decrease in size, so need not worry. Throat nodes are due to infection in throat, pharyngitis...for which you should show it to your ENT surgeon & start anti-biotics effective in that region (throat) like Azithromycin as per your doctor s opinion. Wish you a good health. Take care.