Left Side Of Throat, Next To Tonsil, Whitish Yellow Lesion. Not Cold Sore Throat. Taken Antibiotics. Cancer?
On the left side of my throat, right next to my tonsil, there is a whitish yellow lesion. At first I suspected a cold sore but it is not a cold sore because it does not have a pit of a sore .The lesion has been around for almost a month now. I do not display ANY symptoms other then very mild pain coming from the lesion. The doctor gave me antibiotics however they did nothing to cure the lesion. If this lesion was due to cancer, hiv , or some serious disease what would be some symptoms. Also this lesion arose when I reached the lowest most depressed time in my life. Please give me advice .
Welcome to HCM Greetings of the day Namasthe Any white lesion in oral cavity and throat is termed as leukoplakia and there may be many causes of it. Diagnosis and knowing the cause requires good clinical examination. The cause could be treateable like candida in which case antibiotics won't act. Consult a general surgeon who can easily diagnose it. Take care
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Left Side Of Throat, Next To Tonsil, Whitish Yellow Lesion. Not Cold Sore Throat. Taken Antibiotics. Cancer?
Welcome to HCM Greetings of the day Namasthe Any white lesion in oral cavity and throat is termed as leukoplakia and there may be many causes of it. Diagnosis and knowing the cause requires good clinical examination. The cause could be treateable like candida in which case antibiotics won t act. Consult a general surgeon who can easily diagnose it. Take care