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My 13 year old daughter gets swollen lymp nodes a lot. what is the cause? she has no symptoms, just painful.they are all aound her neck and her groin.
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Lymph nodes: If swollen lymph nodes in different areas is occurring repeatedly then she needs to have some tests done-such as a CBC blood count, ldh, uric acid, esr, ebv titters, PPD to look for medical causes such as tb, mono, or leukemia/lymphoma.
Answered 9/14/2015
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