Small Swelling Is Back Of Neck - A Small Swelling Is Persisting

Small swelling is back of neck

Asked for Male, 33 Years

A small swelling is persisting in back of neck which is painless, soft , mobile since November-19. No symtoms of fever, weight loss, rash or other swelling in the bodies . Had taken antibiotics for 14 days & usg of neck found that a small hypoechoic lession 8 mm × 5 mm and conclusion was chronic inflamatory lesion. My physician suggested to usg guided fnac or excision biopsy. But due to lockdown I m unable to do the test . Please share your opinion what would be the probable result after test . Is it serious threatening? Is it delayed already. Attached the current picture of affected locations.

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