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A 35-year-old female asked:
dr said i have mono. lymph nodes swollen on underside od jaw and just noticed one on the left side above collar bone. is this normal?
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Dr. Hunter Handsfieldanswered
Infectious Disease 53 years experience
Typical for mono: This sounds normal for infectious mononucleosis. Enlarged lymph nodes can occur all over the body, and above the collarbone (the supraclavicular fossa, in medical terminology) is a common site. That said, mono is pretty uncommon above age 25. Discuss with your doctor if any doubt about the diagnosis.
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