This document discusses a case of hypereosinophilia in a 72-year-old man who presented with a neck mass. Differential diagnoses included malignancy, tuberculosis, Kimura's disease, and allergy/atopy. Testing found elevated eosinophil levels, IgE, and nasal masses. Biopsy of the nasal mass indicated undifferentiated carcinoma. The patient was diagnosed with NPC stage 4 associated with hypereosinophilia and drug eruption. Treatment with corticosteroids reduced eosinophil levels and symptoms. The document then reviews eosinophil production and functions, definitions of eosinophilia, and discusses differential diagnoses and approaches to patients with hypereosinophilia.