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I have swollen submandibular nodes for over 2 years. clicking in my right ear that has developed pulsatile tinnitus. petechiae for 6+ months and a slight dry cough that won't go away. what could this be? please advise?

Q: i have swollen submandibular nodes for over 2 years. clicking in my right ear that has developed pulsatile tinnitus. petechiae for 6+ months and a slight dry cough that won't go away. what could this be? please advise?

: Please see a doctor for a thorough exam and a chest X-ray is indicated. Good luck.

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Dr. Hiep Le answered

Specializes in Nephrology and Dialysis

Please see a doctor for a thorough exam and a chest X-ray is indicated. Good luck.

Answered 7/13/2023

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A member asked:

I have swollen submandibular nodes for over 2 years. clicking in my right ear that has developed pulsatile tinnitus. petechiae for 6+ months and a slight dry cough that won't go away. what could this be? please advise?

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Dr. Hiep Le answered

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