- female
- 2 Years
- 14/08/2025
My 2.9-year-old daughter was recently diagnosed with adenoids, and we've started antibiotics. The doctor mentioned surgery if the meds don't work, but I'm really hesitant about putting her through surgery at such a young age it's only moderate right now. Any suggestions? I'm really worried as a mom.
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I've had this small lump on my neck for like 10 months now. I saw an ENT doc who said it's nothing to worry about. He did mention something about surgery, either now or later. My friend's dad had a similar lump, and their doctor insisted on surgery which cost them around 1 lac. Should I be worried about this lump even though there's no pain?
Yours might be a different scenario,do not worry but as your doctor suggested better to get it removed,follow their advice
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