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Can muscle spasms cause swollen lymph nodes over the area? get rock-hard muscle spasms in neck &lymph nodes always swell. have mild scoliosis,as,pots.
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Yes,spasm: withinflammation could cause lymph nodes to react and swell and hurt
Answered 11/27/2017
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