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Swollen Lymph Nodes At The Back Of Head. Having Blood In Mucous, Brown Spots On Palm. Reason?
My lymph nodes on the back of my head have been bothering me for months. I went to the doctor when they first started swelling up and hurting all the time. They tested my blood and thought it could be mono. Everything was negative. For a month or two the only time they hurt was when I did pushups. Now it is back to bothering me more often, I have had blood in my mucus that I have spat out the past few mornings and today I have tannish brown spots on the palm of my hand . Any thoughts?
Most of the lymph nodes in back of neck are reactive lymph nodes to concurrent infection. But there are many causes varying from local infections to lymphoproliferative disorders. As you have blood in sputum, there is a possibility of tuberculosis. But conditions like sarcoidosis, lymphoma and other viral and bacterial infections should also be ruled out.
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Swollen Lymph Nodes At The Back Of Head. Having Blood In Mucous, Brown Spots On Palm. Reason?
Hi, Most of the lymph nodes in back of neck are reactive lymph nodes to concurrent infection. But there are many causes varying from local infections to lymphoproliferative disorders. As you have blood in sputum, there is a possibility of tuberculosis. But conditions like sarcoidosis, lymphoma and other viral and bacterial infections should also be ruled out. Take Care!