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What Causes Pain In The Neck?

Two weeks before i had oral kissing with my boy friend, but that point of time i dono, he is having Thyroid problem Is there a chance that i m also get affected by this. if so what are the initial symptoms. now i feel there is some pain in my neck (dono may be its bcoz of my fear) I m dying of the doubt. please clarify me on this as soon as possible. Thanks in advance
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Hi,

From the symptoms, I agree with you to some extent that this seems to be something else rather than a simple lump.

Any simple lump, will not re-occur again. It seems more of a muscle or a connective tissue disorder that may have gone undiagnosed.

I would suggest you get a recent MRI done and after assessing the extent of the lesion, a core needle biopsy with histopathology examination should be done to come to an exact diagnosis.

It is appreciable that you avoid taking any sort of pain medications and should continue doing the same.

The root cause of this needs to be found out first rather than blindly taking the medicines.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein,
General Surgeon
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What Causes Pain In The Neck?

Hi, From the symptoms, I agree with you to some extent that this seems to be something else rather than a simple lump. Any simple lump, will not re-occur again. It seems more of a muscle or a connective tissue disorder that may have gone undiagnosed. I would suggest you get a recent MRI done and after assessing the extent of the lesion, a core needle biopsy with histopathology examination should be done to come to an exact diagnosis. It is appreciable that you avoid taking any sort of pain medications and should continue doing the same. The root cause of this needs to be found out first rather than blindly taking the medicines. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon