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Can allergies cause lymph nodes to swell?
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Drug allergy can: Typical allergies to pollen, pet, mold, dust, food, bees, latex, etc do not cause swollen lymph nodes. There are drug allergic reactions including serum sickness and dress syndrome that can have enlarged lymph nodes.
Answered 9/25/2013
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