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What Causes Constant Dizziness And Shaking While Having Swollen Gland?

Hi I am a 26 year old female and I am always tired, shaky and sometimes dizzy. I get a good amount of sleep I walk alot, eat really healthy and exercise often. I noticed my left gland is a little swollen I smoke cigarettes occasionally. What could be the cause of this.
Tue, 16 Jun 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

IF there is a swelling in the neck then you may need to have thyroid function blood tests to check the levels of the thyroid hormones.

A full blood count to check for anemia may also be needed. Anemia can be associated with fatigue and dizziness as well.

IF these are normal then other causes would need to be ruled out by further tests.

I hope this helps
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What Causes Constant Dizziness And Shaking While Having Swollen Gland?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic IF there is a swelling in the neck then you may need to have thyroid function blood tests to check the levels of the thyroid hormones. A full blood count to check for anemia may also be needed. Anemia can be associated with fatigue and dizziness as well. IF these are normal then other causes would need to be ruled out by further tests. I hope this helps