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Can bacterial vaginosis cause swollen lymph nodes in the neck?
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No: Lymph nodes are regional in their activity.I would look to bug bites or skin irritation on the head,neck and shoulders as the common source.Occasionally , throat issues can be reflected in neck nodes. For BV, I would expect some peanut sized or larger nodes in the folds of your groin.
Answered 11/28/2017
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