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A member asked:
Two bumps below my one ear sensitive to pressure, hurt very slightly after touching & moving head to sides. no cold or tooth pain.should see a doctor?
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Yes: Could be infected lymph nodes, cysts, boils, or other problems. You need to be examined. See your Physician.
Answered 10/20/2016
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