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Male,27, 1enlarged lymph node on left submandibulary side.no pain.1 ultrasound was 1.5 cm, after 2 week of antibiotics is 0.8.why is not dissapearing?
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Takes more time: And may need more antibiotics, depends on what condition you are treating and what kind of bacteria, keep the follow up with the treating doctor, he will be better, best wishes
Answered 3/12/2017
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