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What Causes Swollen Lymph Nodes?

hi doctor, i have several lymph nodes( 27x8 mm largest one on the left jugulodigastrik node) that don t go away for 7 months. their size do not change significantly the lymp node that the largest one was 30x10 mm(but i think ultrasound has a little bit error rate) in terms of ultrasound they are bening but as i mention they don t go away I had an MR and Biopsy from nasal passage their results are good there is no solid mass in the neck area except several reactive lymph nodes i confused fully. i will have several medical process too. what i want to ask is that can dental infection lead this lymph nodes because i had an abscess near my molar tooth and 6-7 times my face swelled due to this abscess eventually i get rid of this teeth also i have perioral dermatitis for 3 years can this lead to lymph nodes ? and lastly, i have very big adenoid in the nasal can this lead to lymph nodes?
Wed, 13 Sep 2017
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yes according to your description it looks like you had chronic infections of gums and teeth which could have made the glands swollen

considering lack of other symptoms like fever night sweats weight loss or any other clinical signs
it could be benign inflammatory nodes

but always ruling out other potential suspected causes is always good so just wait for the results to be sure nothing serious is out there.
good luck.

follow good oral hygiene and for breathing get help for removal of adenoids
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What Causes Swollen Lymph Nodes?

yes according to your description it looks like you had chronic infections of gums and teeth which could have made the glands swollen considering lack of other symptoms like fever night sweats weight loss or any other clinical signs it could be benign inflammatory nodes but always ruling out other potential suspected causes is always good so just wait for the results to be sure nothing serious is out there. good luck. follow good oral hygiene and for breathing get help for removal of adenoids