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I have had reoccurring swollen lymph nodes under both armpits with no other symptoms. could this be from deodorant? one will go away then come back.
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You R right: Avoid stick deodorant. Stop shaving that area. Soap and water to keep area clean. May need a short course of antibiotic. Once cleared .....preventive measures will help avoid recurrence.
Answered 6/22/2017
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