Question 1

for one day i have painful swollen glands in my groin on both sides a total of 3.  im 36 year old female with a history of medical illnesses and   o?

Accepted Answer

Could be an STI: Some people get swollen glands all over when they have a cold. If you do not have a cold and are sexually active, swollen glands can be a sign of a sexually transmitted infection (STI). It may be best to get tested for STIs.

Question 2

swollen glands under jaw painful on one side?

Accepted Answer

: Reactive lymph nodes which may be present in a upper respiratory illness or they may be due to an active bacterial infection in the oral cavity such as tooth infection, tonsillitis, etc. You do not need oral antibiotic if the reactive lymph nodes are due to a viral infection. Good luck.

Question 3

my son is getting over a 3 day fever. fever gone. he has swollen glands on the back of one side of his neck only and under on side of chin. normal?

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Lymphadenopathy: These lymph nodes are busy doing what they are supposed to, fighting inflammation and helping to eliminate whatever your son had that was producing fever. They will return to normal in time. Best wishes for the holidays.

Question 4

14 yr old has swollen glands on back of neck for over 6 months. what is cause? 14 yr old has swollen glands on back of neck for over 6 months. what is cause?
one is really large about midway down back of neck on right side of spine and is approx. 2-3cm in

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Those : Those swollen areas are called lymph nodes (often called glands, but they are not glands).  They usually get larger in response to inflammation.  Nodes on the back of the neck may be due to scalp or other skin problems.  If they continue to get larger of do not resolve they should be checked by a doctor.  The large one should be checked, especially if it does not respond to antibiotics.  Other things that can be done are blood tests to rule out certain rare  infections that can cause enlarged nodes that do not respond to normal antibiotics.  By far the most common cause of this swelling is inflammation, but if the cause is not found and they remain after antibiotics, biopsy is next.

Question 5

i have swollen glands in my groin, both sides. they seem mobile and soft. i had cellulitis in one leg 1 month ago. i have flea bites in both legs.

Accepted Answer

Lymph glands: Glands in the groin are used to help infections in the legs/feet. They may also get infected. If it persists, see your doctor

Question 6

very sore throat 7 days. painful cankersore under tongue. strep test negative. no fever. one side ear ache, swollen glands. hurts to swallow. what is?

Accepted Answer

? infectious mono: infectious mononucleosis can present this way, please revisit your doctor for re-evaluation and possible need for prescription medications, best wishes

Question 7

i have had painful swollen glands on and off for about 6 months to a year now and usually my right one is always larger..what exactly should i do?

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?See a doctor: Lymph nodes commonly go up and down in size in response to infections of all kinds, and may remain enlarged to some degree after an infection.  However, the nodes should not be larger than 1 cm or so in size, should not be hard, should not remain tender for extended periods, and should not enlarge progressively.  If any of this raises a concern, you should see a doctor.

Question 8

pain on right side of jaw and swollen glands?

Accepted Answer

Illness or teeth?: I would visit dentist to check for abcessed teeth.  If the dentist says teeth are fine, i would visit doctor to rule out virus or bacterial infection.   In the meantime, rest, drink plenty of fluids and take whatever over the counter medication works well for headaches.

Question 9

throat. swollen, glands swollen on right side and uvulla swollen?

Accepted Answer

It is likely virus i: Common clods from viruses are often the cause in which case it should settle down in 1 to 2 weeks. If it does not get better , seek medical attention as it can also be strept throat  in which case you may need antibiotics in order to get well.

Question 10

swollen glands on right side of my neck. what could it be and how can i treat it?

Accepted Answer

Can vary: Can be bacterial or viral infection if associated with fever. If persistent or progressive enlargement is encountered, cancerous conditions need to be ruled out by your doctor.

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For one day i have painful swollen glands in my groin on both sides a total of 3. im 36 year old female with a history of medical illnesses and o?

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Swollen glands under jaw painful on one side?

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My son is getting over a 3 day fever. fever gone. he has swollen glands on the back of one side of his neck only and under on side of chin. normal?

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14 yr old has swollen glands on back of neck for over 6 months. what is cause? 14 yr old has swollen glands on back of neck for over 6 months. what is cause? one is really large about midway down back of neck on right side of spine and is approx. 2-3cm in

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I have swollen glands in my groin, both sides. they seem mobile and soft. i had cellulitis in one leg 1 month ago. i have flea bites in both legs.

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Very sore throat 7 days. painful cankersore under tongue. strep test negative. no fever. one side ear ache, swollen glands. hurts to swallow. what is?

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I have had painful swollen glands on and off for about 6 months to a year now and usually my right one is always larger..what exactly should i do?

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Pain on right side of jaw and swollen glands?

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Throat. swollen, glands swollen on right side and uvulla swollen?

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Swollen glands on right side of my neck. what could it be and how can i treat it?

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