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My daughter had an infected cyst in her neck but after two weeks of antibiotics it doesn't look all gone is this common cyst removal after?
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Mgt: It may need to be drained, and an ENT specialist for children can perform the procedure. I would recommend discussing this option with your PCP. Please ensure that she is not having any trouble breathing. If she is, then please proceed to the ED.
Answered 11/28/2017
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