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A member asked:
I got the flu about 2 yrs ago and had a lymph node on side of neck swell then when i was better it went down a little but is still there. is this norm?
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It may be a : Chronically inflammed gland . Typically it should go down all the way. Have your doc check it for you.
Answered 8/4/2014
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