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Suggest Treatment For Heaviness In Chest With Swollen Glands

last night after dinner I noticed my glands started to swell in my neck and become uncomfortable. I thought it was just a sore throat until the pain started to spread across my face. Meanwhile I was getting stabbing pains down my sides, fine I usually experience discomfort after eating. Since then however it has got much worse, a heavy pain on my chest which was unbearable to touch and spread down my arms, back and neck, it became harder to breath; also my abdomen was extremely tender.
This morning my chest is still heavy and painful to touch, and my glands are visibly swollen and tender.
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello dear

Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly .

* This is in relation with infection of salivary glands with secondary
cervical lymph node enlargements .

* Needs thorough clinical examination , necessary tests of laboratory ,
x-ray chest and ultrasound neck for clinical confirmation and further
management guidelines .

Hope this will help you for sure .
Regards .
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Suggest Treatment For Heaviness In Chest With Swollen Glands

Hello dear Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly . * This is in relation with infection of salivary glands with secondary cervical lymph node enlargements . * Needs thorough clinical examination , necessary tests of laboratory , x-ray chest and ultrasound neck for clinical confirmation and further management guidelines . Hope this will help you for sure . Regards .