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PostPosted: 03/02/08 - 18:54    Post subject: swollen lymph nodes/ headache/ really tired Vote now! Reply with quote
hello! welll i have been pretty sick (sence the begging of january) and i dont know what is wrong with me. i have been very tired, having headaches, and my left lymph node under my chin is the size of a golf ball. i have been testes for mono,strep, and another thing that acts like mono, and also they tested my white blood cells but all has tested negative. they said it was probably a virus but i have been feeling crappy for 2 months straight. my mom thinks that i got it from a friend but she had strep and i didnt! whats wrong with me??
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PostPosted: 06/16/08 - 21:03    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
You might want to ask your doctor to check for Toxoplasmosis. I had glands the size of golf balls when I had toxoplasmosis and they took about 3 months to go down. The good news is if it is toxoplasmosis there is nothing to worry about unless you are pregnant.
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