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Is it normal to have swollen lymph nodes while experiencing nasal allergies and sinus pressure?
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Yes: Typically, they may be swollen and tender when your body is fighting and infection. Resolution of the infection should make them go down. If they persist or are nontender, then get an examination.
Answered 6/2/2015
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