Infected cysts: An infected cyst appears reddened, May drain pus, and is usually tender as inflammation is a prominent feature of infection. It may not ache but it is tender to touch. Infection and inflammation do cause regional lymph nodes to react.
Answered 8/18/2014
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Cyst and lymph node: A painless cyst can still be infected and it could also cause a nearby lymph node to swell. I would have it looked at by a doctor to see if it is something that needs treatment. Good luck :)
Answered 9/28/2016
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Usually: infection generally hurts, gets red and swollen. cysts can be very large with no infection just see them. No nearby lymph nodes should not swell, this is concerning and should be checked b your doctor, even young people can sometimes need medical care
Answered 9/16/2015
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