Lymph Node Biopsy By Dr. Hammad Raza Sheikh
Swollen or persistently enlarged lymph nodes may be a sign of infection, inflammation, or in rare cases, cancer.
Dr. Hammad Raza Sheikh offers expert lymph node biopsy procedures for accurate diagnosis and early detection of underlying conditions — using safe, minimally invasive techniques.
Key Features:
✅ Evaluation of neck, armpit & groin lymph nodes
✅ Needle biopsy (FNAC/Core) or open biopsy options
✅ Scar-minimizing techniques
✅ Rapid histopathology for timely results
✅ Diagnosis of infections, TB, lymphoma, or metastasis
✅ Personalized follow-up plan
Frequently asked questions
If a lymph node stays enlarged for weeks or has unusual characteristics (hard, fixed, growing), a biopsy may be needed.
Most biopsies are done under local anesthesia. The procedure is quick and nearly painless.
Usually within 2–5 days, depending on the lab and type of biopsy.
Yes. It helps identify infections, immune conditions, or cancer (like lymphoma or spread from another site).