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Is it possible to have nasal congestion, sore throat, swollen prelaryngeal lymph nodes only on the left?
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Yes: It is common to get a localized infection on only one side of your throat, neck or nose. Usually it is a virus and it will resolve by itself.
Answered 8/14/2016
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