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What Causes Cervical Lymphadenopathy?

I went to the ear nose and throat doctor and he told me I had Multiple non-pathologically enlarged cervical lymph nodes in my neck. I go back for a check up on may 22nd. My limp didn t get any bigger but it is a little sore now and it wasn t before. I do have a runny nose and I think the start of a sore throats maybe. Should I be worried. I am really scared
Thu, 25 May 2017
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Hello Dear
I evaluated your query thoroughly .
@ It is a physiological phenomenon of the body in form of lymph node
swelling in the drainage area of the infection part (upper respiratory tract
in your case ) following invasion of certain bacteria .
@ Nothing to be scarred as already narrated by your doctor as non -
pathologically enlarged nodes ; they get resolved once infection phase is
over totally
# continue treatment as per advise by the doctor
# avoid smoking / alcohol
# consume balanced nutritious diet to get faster recovery
Hope this will help you definitely .
Feel free to ask any further health related question at anytime in future
Thanks for using Health care magic .
Regards .
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What Causes Cervical Lymphadenopathy?

Hello Dear I evaluated your query thoroughly . @ It is a physiological phenomenon of the body in form of lymph node swelling in the drainage area of the infection part (upper respiratory tract in your case ) following invasion of certain bacteria . @ Nothing to be scarred as already narrated by your doctor as non - pathologically enlarged nodes ; they get resolved once infection phase is over totally # continue treatment as per advise by the doctor # avoid smoking / alcohol # consume balanced nutritious diet to get faster recovery Hope this will help you definitely . Feel free to ask any further health related question at anytime in future Thanks for using Health care magic . Regards .