Lump Below Jaw - Hi, My Kid Is 4 Years N Have Got Slight Lump

Lump below jaw

Asked for Male, 4 Years

Hi, my kid is 4 years n have got slight lump below jaw in right side. So wanted to consult more on this.

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Dr. Himanshu Bhutani

Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon 15 yrs exp Faridabad

A lump in that region could be from infection/ pathology/ trauma, etc. Its best that you take the child to a Doctor for clinical assessment.

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