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Swollenneck that moves up to head, sinus pressurd?
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Go see your DR: Swollen neck could be due to more serious conditions like enlarged lymph gland , heart failure, tumor , thyroid enlargement etc sinus infection will cause pain on the forehead and cheeks and not cause neck swelling . Go see your dr right away. Bless u!
Answered 12/10/2013
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