Male aged 24 has progressive swelling in the lymph nodes started since last year in neck multiple lymphadenopathy was seen largest was 2.1 *1.1 cm of right cervical lymph node on USG and on FNAC cytomorphological impression is suggestive of granulomatous lymphadenopathy and microscopically no caseaoys necrosis is seen lymphocyte in various stages and few singly scattered epithelial cell are seen What should be the final diagnosis of this case? Need a final diagnosis confused about this case.

Dear lybrate-user, It looks like you are suffering from Granulomatous cervical lymphadenopathy which is generally due your body/immunity susceptibility for Microbactarium tuberclosis or Mycobactarium bovine strains. The characteristic morphological element is the tuberculous granuloma (caseating tubercule). So far you do not have Necrotizing Granulomatous lymphadenitis in which case your body becomes susceptible to numerous other microbes and viruses. As you know lymph nodes are our guarding chambers for toxins and microbes and cancerous cells. If you have problems there it needs to be corrected as soon as possible. Most of the time all allopathic treatments just control/arrest the disease without providing complete cure. Electrohomeopathy is very safe and has cures for all types of Lymphadenopathies, Cancers, tumours etc. We purify your lymphatic and/or circulatory systems to bring a homeostasis of your body organs and make you healthy.  

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