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Swollen lymph nodes and symptoms

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Cifer
Cifer

Hi everyone

Please help me with my concern.

I have swollen lymph nodes for 5 months, 2 small ones under my chin, one in my upper right neck just below my chin, one in my right armpit and one in my left inguinal area, random fatigue when im having like flare up, cold sweat, dizziness and eye floaters. I have done cbc and xray test and came back normal. Im having bad anxiety because of this. Has anyone experienced what im going through right now? please i need some info..

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  • Alexty1
    Alexty1 Cifer

    Posted

    If the tests have come back normal, and the lymph nodes aren't increasing in the size that is a good sign. I have bad anxiety, which causes fatigue and dizziness, I experience this frequently. I go through periods of time where I get extremely worried about my health, and then other times I have no concern. Best thing to do is try and get your mind away from thinking about the nodes, and visit a psychologist to see if you can get help with your anxiety. 

    • Cifer
      Cifer Alexty1

      Posted

      Hi Alex,

      Thanks for your reply.

      I visited ent doc yesterday and demand for biopsy but he refused to do it since my lymph nodes are small to be biopsed.

      I guess you're right. from now on ill try to ignore these nodes..

      Stay well Alex

    • Alexty1
      Alexty1 Cifer

      Posted

      That is good news, always trust your doctor and never Google. My doctor wouldn't send me for biopsy either because my largest one was less than a cm in diameter, and hadn't increased in size.  

      Stay Well Cifer

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