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What Could The Lump To The Right Of The Adams Apple Be?

i have a lump or bump to the right of my adams apple it has been 2 weeks i was having some sneezing and a runny nose.The lump was seemingly getting better just alittle better and then i got a real sore throat and now a sinus infection, and the lump is back and is just as big as when i first noticed it. I can only see it when i flex my neck back and force my adams apple back by opening my mouth.
Mon, 26 May 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
Well, this looks to be a lymph node only and goes well with the history you have presented with.
Proper antibiotic and anti-inflammatory cover can heal everything you are having. Take this under care of a Doctor - preferably an ENT Specialist.
IF you still have doubts/ or if it persists I would advise you to go for Fine needle aspiration cytology under ultrasonography guidance.
You get a perfect diagnosis and guideline for a perfect treatment.
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What Could The Lump To The Right Of The Adams Apple Be?

Hi. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history. Well, this looks to be a lymph node only and goes well with the history you have presented with. Proper antibiotic and anti-inflammatory cover can heal everything you are having. Take this under care of a Doctor - preferably an ENT Specialist. IF you still have doubts/ or if it persists I would advise you to go for Fine needle aspiration cytology under ultrasonography guidance. You get a perfect diagnosis and guideline for a perfect treatment.