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My son is teething and sucking his thumb. i notice on right side on his neck some lymph nodes, smaller than a pea. theeting cause swolen lymph nodes?
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Teething: Teething does not cause swollen lymph nodes. Pea sized lymph nodes are not of concern.
Answered 12/22/2019
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