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I've had two what i think is swollen lymph nodes on my throat for about 3 months on both sides exact same spot the one on the left has gone down but the one on the right hasn't is this good?
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Your lymph nodes are probably not the consequence of serious illness, but they could be. For this reason you need to be seen by a doctor who will take a history, examine you and order appropriate tests and possibly XRays. Only then can he tell you with certainty why you have enlarged lymph nodes..
Answered 4/8/2023
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