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Suggest Treatment For Inflamed Lymph Node On Neck

hi my 2 year old son has had a inflammed lypmh node on his neck for about a year now, there is a couple more the last couple weeks maybe 3 total they are soft and movable , he recently got a bad cold and is getting his 2 year molars can you tell me if I need to be consernd? I took him to our ped and he said they are normal but I just recently battled Lymphoma so I am extreamly causious. Please help.
Thu, 19 Feb 2015
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Pediatrician, Pulmonology 's  Response
Hi...I understand your concern. As your doctor's have already checked and told that you need not be concerned, please be rest assured. But I want to suggest you the danger signs so that you can be even more rest assured -
1. Extreme weight loss
2. Continuous high grade fever
3. Complete loss of appetite.
4. Bone pains
5. Stridor.
6. Extreme pallor or anemia.
7. Tummy distension

Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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Suggest Treatment For Inflamed Lymph Node On Neck

Hi...I understand your concern. As your doctor s have already checked and told that you need not be concerned, please be rest assured. But I want to suggest you the danger signs so that you can be even more rest assured - 1. Extreme weight loss 2. Continuous high grade fever 3. Complete loss of appetite. 4. Bone pains 5. Stridor. 6. Extreme pallor or anemia. 7. Tummy distension Regards - Dr. Sumanth