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Can sialadenitis cause lymph nodes to become inflamed?
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Yes: This sounds more like a viral infection. As to the question on sialadenitis and lymph nodes, the answer is possible given that lymph node enlargement is usually a manifestation of an immune response to inflammation.
Answered 1/5/2019
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