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The other day, I realized I can feel (what I think is) a lymph node on the left side of my neck. It is small (smaller than a pea), does not hurt, seemingly moves around, and is kind of soft and "bouncy" (best description I can come up with). After looking at a diagram, I think it is a cervical lymph node. It is below my ear, maybe a couple ...
4 days ago · Some of the T cells migrate to the follicles to tell the B cells that a problem is afoot and it is time to mature, proliferate and make antibodies. No wonder our lymph nodes swell in response to an infection or cancer.
2 days ago · When you have a swollen lymph node under jaw, it means you have an infection or inflammation in the area. What Causes Swollen Lymph Node Under Jaw? 1. Infections. There are common and uncommon infections that can cause a swollen lymph node under the jaw.
4 days ago · There are a variety of inflammatory, infectious, and neoplastic causes that result in enlarged lymph nodes. The clinical context and distribution of the lymph nodes will help to determine the likelihood that enlarged lymph nodes are related to cancer.
4 days ago · It is very common to not have any symptoms when being diagnosed with SLL. However, symptoms may include: Swollen, painless lymph nodes in the neck, armpit, or groin (that can grow to be unsightly and uncomfortable) An enlarged spleen which can cause abdominal pain or a feeling of fullness, often resulting in discomfort and a lack of appetite
5 days ago · Causes of Swollen Lymph Nodes in Neck. Lymph nodes enlargement usually is caused by an infection or any malignant growth (tumors) in body. Less commonly, disorders of immune system like systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), rheumatoid arthritis, etc. can result in lymph nodes enlargements.
4 days ago · There are two sets of lymph nodes in the throat, commonly known as the tonsils and adenoids. These nodes may become tender and swollen when you have a cold or sore throat; this occurs when the lymph nodes, which have been working to filter lymph in that area, become overwhelmed and inflamed.
