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I read that if your glands in your neck move then there normal but i'm not sure what it means by moving depending if i'm sitting or standing itdiffere?
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You're talking: About lymph nodes, which generally will move when pushed from side to side with your fingers. In some patients with cancer, these nodes do not move, but that is a very late finding.
Answered 3/15/2023
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