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What Causes Swollen Lymph Nodes Under The Neck And Chin With Allergy?

Hi, yesterday I was outdoors quite a bit and my allergies have gotten bad recently due to pollen count outside. This morning I woke up with the lymph nodes on the right side of my neck and under my chin slightly swollen and very sore. I am worried about what this could be.
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Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic

Lymph nodes respond to any inflammation or infection in the body.

An allergic response is a type of inflammatory reaction. It can cause enlargement of lymph nodes

Since you have been experiencing bad allergies recently, then this is the possible cause.

In addition to your normal allergy meds, you should use an anti inflammatory pain killer such as ibuprofen, cataflam or naproxen provided you have no history of any reactions to these medications.

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What Causes Swollen Lymph Nodes Under The Neck And Chin With Allergy?

Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic Lymph nodes respond to any inflammation or infection in the body. An allergic response is a type of inflammatory reaction. It can cause enlargement of lymph nodes Since you have been experiencing bad allergies recently, then this is the possible cause. In addition to your normal allergy meds, you should use an anti inflammatory pain killer such as ibuprofen, cataflam or naproxen provided you have no history of any reactions to these medications. I hope this helps