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Can flu cause swollen lymph nodes under the armpit?
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Any viral infection: Can cause non-specific inflammation of lymph nodes, some being notorious. If the inflammation or swelling of the lymph nodes is one sided and not symmetric, alternate causes may account for the swelling.
Answered 10/30/2020
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