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Have a swollen lymph node on the lower right side of my neck and it has been getting smaller and bigger these past couple days? what could it be?
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These are normal: Individual nodes change size inexplicably from day to day. Unless the node is obviously abnormal, ignore it.
Answered 4/2/2018
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