Throat Cancer & Lymph Node Evaluation

Early detection saves lives — and peace of mind begins with a proper exam

Persistent Hoarseness or a Lump in Your Neck? Let’s Rule Out Something Serious.

Dr. Peerbaccus provides professional ENT screening for throat cancer, suspicious lymph nodes, and chronic symptoms that may signal deeper concerns.

When to Consider ENT Cancer Evaluation

Warning signs can be subtle. See a specialist if you experience:

Persistent hoarseness or voice changes
Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia)
Unexplained neck lump
Throat pain lasting more than 2–3 weeks
Ear pain on one side with no infection
Weight loss or fatigue
Bleeding from the mouth or throat

Common Areas ENT Cancer May Start

Larynx (voice box)
Pharynx (throat)
Tonsils
Tongue base
Lymph nodes (as metastasis from other areas)

Risk is higher in:

Adults over 40
Smokers or heavy alcohol users
Individuals with HPV exposure
People with chronic reflux or immune suppression

Dr. Peerbaccus’s Evaluation Process

Neck and throat physical exam
Flexible naso-endoscopy (in-office, painless)
Palpation of lymph nodes
Referral for ultrasound, MRI or CT if needed
Biopsy or FNA arranged if any mass is suspicious
Coordination with oncology or surgery teams when required

ENT Support Beyond Diagnosis

Monitoring of benign lesions or cysts
Pre-surgical ENT planning
Follow-up care after treatment
Palliative ENT symptom management when needed
Speech/swallowing rehabilitation referrals

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Don’t ignore lingering throat symptoms. Early screening is quick — and often reassuring.

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