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Can a sting on the hand cause a lymph node under the arm to swell?
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Yes: It can, if it hurts badly or looks infected, see your doctor,
Answered 7/16/2016
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YES: and it may indicate INFECTION ..(the lymph node acts as a kind of "trap" for the organism causing the infection You need an evaluation ASAP and possible anti-biotic treatment! Someone should examine the sting area and the swollen gland! Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 11/28/2017
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