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PostPosted: 03/14/07 - 05:50    Post subject: swollen throat glands Vote now! Reply with quote
hi i am a 16 year old male and i have recently noticd a swollen and somewhat painful swelling of my throat glands, could anyone tell me what this might be this is the first time this type of thing has happened
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