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What Would Be The Pea And Grape Size Knot On Neck?

My 3 year old son has three pea size knots on his right side of his neck that are painless but has a grape size one on the left side that is tender along with 2 small ones what could this be he has no other symptoms he did have a runny nose for almost 3 weeks I am freaking out because cancer runs in our family as I am a cancer survivor also my oldest daughter was born with a lymphangioma on her neck could this be related please help I am so worried
Mon, 18 Aug 2014
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Oncologist, Radiation 's  Response
Children frequently develop enlarged nodes when they are affected with cold/flu,
upper respiratory tract infections etc.,
These nodes will disappear once the infection is attended to.

Since a family history of malignancy is present keep a close eye on the nodes check for increase in size or change in consistency, watch for drenching night sweats, on and off fever, weight loss.

If the nodes are due to his flu/cold they should subside within the next 10 days.

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What Would Be The Pea And Grape Size Knot On Neck?

Children frequently develop enlarged nodes when they are affected with cold/flu, upper respiratory tract infections etc., These nodes will disappear once the infection is attended to. Since a family history of malignancy is present keep a close eye on the nodes check for increase in size or change in consistency, watch for drenching night sweats, on and off fever, weight loss. If the nodes are due to his flu/cold they should subside within the next 10 days. Regards