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Blood in nose,difficulti swlowing,smokin
I an 21 years old student I used to smoke 3 years ago, i quit 4 months ago,after quitting i got a chronic infection,i was admitted to a hospital,when i got quite good in few days i got a sore throat, i visited to a doctor he gave me anti biotics but there was no effect,then there was difficulti in swallowing, and lasted for 2 months and swollen lymp nodes on left side,and i got blood in nose from two days, i visit an ent he took a tt test and hemogram test,and he put some liquid in my nose by a small iron bar and cotton,is it throat cancer or something else, plz plz plz help mei am so anxious.plz help
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do an Usg Guided FNAC ....then if inconclusive then do a CT Scan with contrast...unlikely to be cancer but it's better to be safe than sorry and do quit smoking
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Relax..throat cancer doest present in thjs manner...its most probably an infection..
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Dr. Shubham Jain
Surgical Oncologist
20 yrs exp
Delhi
You do not suffer from throat cancer. Sounds like an infection. Will take some days to heal.
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