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PostPosted: 02/16/08 - 21:51    Post subject: swollen occipital glands and others Vote now! Reply with quote
I have had two lumps on the back of my neck near my hairline (Occipital galnds?) Also swollen lymph nodes in my neck (lower near shoulder), under arm and in groin area. My Dr. does not seem concerned.She said to see an "Ear nose and throat "specialist. I am very nervous..is that where I should go?
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