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Painless Movable Lump In The Neck. Anything To Be Concerned?

Hi I've had a painless moveable squishy lump in the lower half of my neck for a few year, it has never caused any pain and I've never had swollen lymph nodes or anything. It really bothers me because it is quite noticeable and I tend to pull at it a lot. I've never had enough courage to go and see a doctor and I am desperate to know what it is. I would be so greatful if anyone could help me out. Thanks so much, Rebecca.
Fri, 21 Jun 2013
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Hi

Thanks for your query

Having a painless lump in the neck can lead us to various diagnosis.

It can be a benign lesion , a lymph node or a tubercular swelling.

Since it is persisting since long, it is better to get it checked.

A biopsy is required in some such cases.
Consult a physician for the same.


Hope it helps

Dr Geetika Paul.
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Painless Movable Lump In The Neck. Anything To Be Concerned?

Hi Thanks for your query Having a painless lump in the neck can lead us to various diagnosis. It can be a benign lesion , a lymph node or a tubercular swelling. Since it is persisting since long, it is better to get it checked. A biopsy is required in some such cases. Consult a physician for the same. Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul.