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A member asked:
Are there any viruses that cause headache, sinus pain and slightly swollen bilateral lymph nodes in neck and axillary?axillary are not really swollen
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Yes: There are a number of viruses that attack the sinuses and the respiratory system. These viruses, like flu viruses, can cause headaches, swollen nodes and if it attacks the sinus, it can cause sinus symptoms and pressure pain.
Answered 12/21/2017
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Virus: absolutely many upper respiratory viruses can cause the symptoms you are having.
Answered 12/30/2017
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