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A member asked:
The gland on one side of my neck always feels sensitive/slightly sore to the touch. no cold, infection, etc., it's just kind of ongoing - is this like?
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Lymphadenopathy: Without being able to examine you it is very difficult to even imagine what this is, but it sounds inflammatory. Lymph nodes fight inflammation for their living. Might be from a tooth, gums, tonsils, other. If it keeps up get examined by your pcp. Good luck.
Answered 9/29/2016
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