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Suggest If Treatment Is Right For Lymph Node
I have developed a lymph node on the right side of throat. It's not big and not visible from outside. It started with slight sensation at the same place and has swelled a little in a period of 2 months. Swelling can be seen by touching that area.
Over this period of 2 months I had ferver 3 times. I have been prescribed
1. Novomox 500 (2 mths back) - Fever
2. Forenza 350 (1.5 months back) - Fever
3.Montair - FX (ENT specialist) (1 month back) -Lymph node, Fever
4. Moxif 400 (10 days back) - Lymph node, Fever
5 FERY 120 (10 days back) - Lymph node, Fever
6 Xaria (now)
Can you suggest if my treatment is on right track or should I change doctor (presently ENT specialist). If yes, which specialist is better to consult?
Over this period of 2 months I had ferver 3 times. I have been prescribed
1. Novomox 500 (2 mths back) - Fever
2. Forenza 350 (1.5 months back) - Fever
3.Montair - FX (ENT specialist) (1 month back) -Lymph node, Fever
4. Moxif 400 (10 days back) - Lymph node, Fever
5 FERY 120 (10 days back) - Lymph node, Fever
6 Xaria (now)
Can you suggest if my treatment is on right track or should I change doctor (presently ENT specialist). If yes, which specialist is better to consult?
Fri, 6 Feb 2015
Hi,
it seems that there might be having chronic lymphadenitis in the neck giving this problem.
This might be due to recurrent infection in surrounding area like throat, ears.
Nothing to worry, you have selected proper specialist and remain in his regular follow ups.
Rule out any chronic dentall problem like carious tooth or tarter-ed teeth.
Keep oral hygiene proper.
Ok and take care.
it seems that there might be having chronic lymphadenitis in the neck giving this problem.
This might be due to recurrent infection in surrounding area like throat, ears.
Nothing to worry, you have selected proper specialist and remain in his regular follow ups.
Rule out any chronic dentall problem like carious tooth or tarter-ed teeth.
Keep oral hygiene proper.
Ok and take care.
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