I have a recurring, mildly painful lump on my neck, and two doctors have prescribed different treatments?one giving Lizolid, Signoflam, and Torkast for a suspected skin cyst, and the other giving Azithromycin and Torkast along with a needle test (FNAC); given my severe allergies and fear that a needle biopsy might make the swelling worse, is this needle test safe and necessary, and which medication plan is right for me? | Apollo Pharmacy

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I have a recurring, mildly painful lump on my neck, and two doctors have prescribed different treatments?one giving Lizolid, Signoflam, and Torkast for a suspected skin cyst, and the other giving Azithromycin and Torkast along with a needle test (FNAC); given my severe allergies and fear that a needle biopsy might make the swelling worse, is this needle test safe and necessary, and which medication plan is right for me?

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I have a recurring, mildly painful lump on my neck, and two doctors have prescribed different treatments?one giving Lizolid, Signoflam, and Torkast for a suspected skin cyst, and the other giving Azithromycin and Torkast along with a needle test (FNAC); given my severe allergies and fear that a needle biopsy might make the swelling worse, is this needle test safe and necessary, and which medication plan is right for me?

Asked by Male, 32 · 7 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

7 days ago

Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) is a very safe, quick procedure using a tiny needle that will not make your swelling worse. It is highly necessary because it identifies exactly what the lump is. Since you have two different prescriptions?one with Lizolid (linezolid) and Signoflam, and another with Azithromycin and Torkast?the FNAC results are crucial. They will safely guide your doctors to the exact right medication, preventing unnecessary drug exposure. I recommend proceeding with the FNAC first under medical supervision to ensure your safety.

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I have a recurring, mildly painful lump on my neck, and two doctors have prescribed different treatments?one giving Lizolid, Signoflam, and Torkast for a suspected skin cyst, and the other giving Azithromycin and Torkast along with a needle test (FNAC); given my severe allergies and fear that a needle biopsy might make the swelling worse, is this needle test safe and necessary, and which medication plan is right for me?

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