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What Causes Lump Behind The Ear And Under The Tongue After A Remission From Hodgkin S Lymphoma?

My mum is in remission from Hoskins lymphoma and follicular lymphoma since June and has now found a lump behind her ear and has purple lumps come up under her tounge and if she eats it drinks anything it’s really sore ,do you think it is the cancer coming back?
Mon, 19 Feb 2018
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Hello! Welcome to HealthcareMagic!

There I am of the opinion that Biopsy should be done. I would like you to understand that cancer has very high chances of remission as malignant cells are never 100% destroyed in your body with current treatment guidelines. So please consult your oncologist regarding this. And if you have reports and past records, please forward to me for further evaluation.

Thank you for the query. Hope this clarifies your concerns.

Take care

Regards,
Dr. Ashish Ranjan, General & Family Physician
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What Causes Lump Behind The Ear And Under The Tongue After A Remission From Hodgkin S Lymphoma?

Hello! Welcome to HealthcareMagic! There I am of the opinion that Biopsy should be done. I would like you to understand that cancer has very high chances of remission as malignant cells are never 100% destroyed in your body with current treatment guidelines. So please consult your oncologist regarding this. And if you have reports and past records, please forward to me for further evaluation. Thank you for the query. Hope this clarifies your concerns. Take care Regards, Dr. Ashish Ranjan, General & Family Physician