Neck Swellings, Masses Removal
Neck swellings or masses can occur due to infections, enlarged lymph nodes, cysts, thyroid-related conditions, or benign and malignant tumors. While some swellings may resolve on their own, persistent or increasing neck lumps require proper medical evaluation.
We offer comprehensive diagnosis and safe surgical removal of neck swellings, ensuring accurate treatment and excellent cosmetic outcomes.
Common Causes of Neck Swellings
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Enlarged lymph nodes due to infection
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Congenital cysts (thyroglossal duct cyst, branchial cyst)
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Thyroid-related swellings
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Lipomas (fatty lumps)
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Salivary gland swellings
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Benign or malignant tumors
Symptoms That Need Evaluation
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Painless or painful neck lump
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Rapidly increasing swelling
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Fever or signs of infection
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Difficulty swallowing or breathing
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Change in voice
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Persistent swelling lasting more than 2–3 weeks
Diagnosis
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Detailed clinical examination
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Ultrasound of the neck
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FNAC (fine needle aspiration cytology)
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CT/MRI scan if required
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Blood investigations
Treatment Options
Treatment depends on the cause and may include:
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Medical treatment for infections
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Observation and follow-up for small benign swellings
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Surgical excision of neck masses when indicated
Surgery is performed with care to preserve nerves and vital structures of the neck.
Benefits of Surgical Removal
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Definitive diagnosis and treatment
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Relief from pain or pressure symptoms
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Prevention of recurrence or complications
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Improved cosmetic appearance
Post-Surgery Care
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Short hospital stay in most cases
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Minimal scarring with proper surgical technique
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Regular follow-up for complete recovery
Why Choose Us
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Expertise in head and neck surgery
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Advanced diagnostic facilities
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Safe and precise surgical techniques
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Personalized patient care