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Swollen gland in neck Posted: 05-12-08 20:23pm
This is the 2nd time my right gland in my
neck has swollen really large to like 3
times its size. It doesn't move around
like the other one and besides it hurting
when I touch it I have no other symptoms.
I'm not sick and I don't feel sick or
rundown. What could it be?
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eeyore46
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Posted: 05-12-08 20:38pm
Have you had a cold recently or do you
have allergies? My son always had swollen
glands in his neck in high school (he is
24 now) and it was due to allergies, which
would turn into infections and settle in
his glands. Also, he had mono, which is
sometimes hard to detect from a blood
test. His first mono test came back
negative, and after several weeks, we had
a second done, and he tested positive for
it. Drink a lot of fluids and try to get
as much rest as you can. If it continues
for more than a week, I would consult your
medical doctor.
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manuftw82
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Posted: 05-14-08 00:38am
I do have allergies. It's just only the
one glad that swells up always not the
other ones. Thanks a lot.
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