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Can cedar allergies cause a swollen lymph node?
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Yes: Allergic responses can result in swollen glands due to the fact the body is under attack by its own antibodies. This can result in multiple symptoms including swollen glands, congestion, fatigue, digestive problems and asthma.
Answered 1/14/2018
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