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Discovered i have a swollen/enlarged submental node. could that be caused by tonsil or teeth problems?

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Lymph Nodes: Lymph Nodes act as a trap to reduce spread of infection or neoplasm. Important to identify and treat the source of the problem. See your Dentist immediately.

Dr Douglas agreed

Answered 9/5/2016

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