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Cervical lymphonodes
Sir i haveing two cervical lymphonodes under neck and located below left ear from two year.iam also used antibiotices but no use theese drugs Now theese are pained.some times head is also pained.My left ear also repaired with trimpoplasty.Iam so bathered theese lymphonodes.Plese suggest me proper treatment
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Dr. Sagar KS
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, all lymph nodes including, cervical lymph nodes swell when infection occurs. white blood cells acts as a police, and lymph nodes acts as a police station. When infection present in that area, loading of bacteria occurs into lymph node so it swells up. Here your cervical lymph nodes are swollen it may be due to infection of your ear or throat. Yours montoux test is also positive, TB lymphadinitis may be the another possibility. Consult general physician along with your old reports for furthur evaluation and treatment.
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