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The bumps on my neck seem to have gone away. is this some type of reaction to the medicine?
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What medicine?: Are you on meds? You could have swollen lymph nodes. However the swollen lymph nodes suggest an inflammatory or infectious process happening in your body. If this does not resolve i would seek medical evaluation to determine why you have swollen lymph nodes and why its bothering you.
Answered 7/14/2014
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