The neck mass video I posted has close to 10 MIL views across IG and TT!! That’s crazy but highlights how important it is to be informed about neck masses. It has definitely raised awareness and made many question if they should get their lump in the neck evaluated. Absolutely YES!! If you have a lump in the neck that’s been present for more than 2 weeks or you have other “RED FLAGS” listed in the video, go see your physician or an ENT specialist for evaluation asap. Make sure you LIKE, SHARE, a

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4.3K views · 19 reactions | Neck lumps can be relatively safe, but it can also be cancerous. That is why it is important to figure out what type of neck lumps they are. Dr Thomas Ho, Head and Neck Surgeon from Thomas Ho Surgery breaks down what neck lumps are and whether they should be cause for concern. | Medical Channel Asia | Facebook