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For over a month i have had a stiff neck (or possibly swollen lymph nodes) on my right side and no fever or other symptoms. what could it be?
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Be seen: I would certainly consider being seen, particularly if it has not improved over a month. If it is from swollen lymph nodes, these are usually associated with some form of infectious or inflammatory process. The other possibility is that it is related to some underlying abnormality in the spine itself. A detailed exam and appropriate studies would determine the likely cause.
Answered 4/25/2017
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