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What does it mean if you have swollen lymph nodes and joint pain?

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See your doc: Swollen lymph nodes associated with joint pain can be due to an infection, immune system disorder (such as rheumatoid arthritis) see your doctor for a physical exam as well as various lab/blood test to evaluate further and rule out other serious diseases.

Answered 3/8/2015

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Infection likely: Lymph node involvement indicates an immune response; usually the presence of an infection. Some infections can enter a joint space, causing pain and swelling, heat and redness.

Answered 10/4/2013

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Dr. Jason Beasley answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

It depends: While swollen lymph nodes and joint pain could be from an infection, these symptoms may be signs of a more serious condition. You should see your doctor for further testing to determine the cause.

Answered 3/1/2016

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Ill: Swollen nodes and joint pain almost certainly mean you are sick.........Go see a doctor and get evaluated.

Answered 4/4/2013

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