(HealthDay News) — Swollen lymph nodes often occur after exposure to bacteria or viruses, says Mayo Clinic.
Common triggers include:
Strep throat.
Measles.
Ear infection.
An abscessed tooth.
Mononucleosis.
Skin infection.
To diagnose what might be causing your swollen lymph nodes, visit your doctor.
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