Lymphadenopathy: Many possible causes. If a doctor finds them significant then the best means of diagnosis might be biopsy.
Answered 1/27/2014
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Investigate: Swollen lymph nodes can be from a variety of causes. They can be relatively benign, as a reaction to throat irritation or infection, you do have sinusitis, or they can be symptomatic of a growth somewhere in the head and neck region, or elsewhere. They can also be a reaction to systemic issues which are accompanied by lymph node enlargement. Get with a doctor and track it down if it persists.
Answered 1/28/2014
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Lymphadenopathy: Multiple enlarged lymph nodes in the neck can be residual of a viral illness but they should shrivel over time. In my experience this is more common in younger patients. In adults, if they don't recede or if they enlarge further a biopsy is often done to see what the pathology is. A normal CBC and chest xray isn't enough to rule out some diseases. Follow up with your md.
Answered 6/10/2014
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