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Swollen lymph node behind right ear. its hard as a rock. really bad headaches on right side. ears ringing lately. weak and tired, what's wrong!?
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See MD ASAP: Rock hard node can be trouble and should be evaluated...Possibly biopsied. You first need a good exam and blood tests. Because of your age and symptoms, i'm guessing it's just infection- but get checked out!
Answered 1/6/2017
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