on the front/side of my neck kinda towards the bottom it feels like its kinda bein strained [its been like this for about 2 days] and it feels as if theres a little ball there, which is sore to the touch. my boyfriend said its probably swolen lymph nodes (sp?) and if its not gone in like a week i should go to the doctor. any other input on what it could be?
BrokenWings answered Monday January 1 2007, 1:29 pm: Hes probably right, swollen lymph nodes, more commonly called swollen glands, sounds very very much like it. Shouldnt worry about it, it'll go by itself, probably just caused by a virus, if it hasnt gone in a week go to the doctor like your boyfriend said
Hope its all good hun xxxx [ BrokenWings's advice column | Ask BrokenWings A Question ]
blwinteler answered Monday January 1 2007, 3:43 am: You have a smart boyfriend.
Now, I know I give a lot of advice about health. You need to know I am not in a medical profession. I have just had a lot of health problems, so I am familiar with a lot of symptoms.
It does sound like swollen lymph nodes. This tends to happen when you are getting sick. You are probably on the verge of a cold. Take extra vitamin c, get extra rest, drink a lot of water and juice. Because of the swollen lymph nodes, you have a warning that you will be sick. This is a good way to make sure you don't get too sick. If this does not go away in about a week, like your boyfriend said, check with a doctor. It is not likely to be anything serious, but it is always better to be on the safe side and get a doctor's opinion if symptoms don't go away. [ blwinteler's advice column | Ask blwinteler A Question ]
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