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A member asked:
Can stress induced clenching of the teeth and strained jaw muscles cause swollen neck glands?
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Stress and health: It depends. Stress can greatly affect all parts of your body. Have you had any other symptoms like fever or sinus/allergy problems that could also describe your swollen glands.
Answered 9/29/2018
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