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I;m a teenager and i have an enlarged gland in my neck--what could this be?
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Lymph node: Most cases are not serious but if your lymph gland doesn't go away in six weeks, discuss it with your doctor. Sometimes serious problems are present and express themself this way.
Answered 10/29/2012
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