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What Is The Treatment For Swollen Lymph Nodes In The Neck?

hi I have lymph nodes in neck, c spine, under arms groin, face. started 6 months ago night sweats, a mole appeared, no weight loss, bone pain , headaches , tiredness , esr 140, creatitine 57, white count 4, had on ldh high and one normal , very worried.
posted on Thu, 14 Aug 2014
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Thanks for your query....first of all stop worrying...is the creatinine 57 or is it urea......anyways one has to rule out TB lymphadenitis and/or possibility of Lymphoma....also you should see a nephrologist for high levels of urea/creatinine..Are you seeing any doctor ...if not then visit a specialist and start treatment at the earliest.....once the diagnosis is made....it can be treated accordingly....
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What Is The Treatment For Swollen Lymph Nodes In The Neck?

Thanks for your query....first of all stop worrying...is the creatinine 57 or is it urea......anyways one has to rule out TB lymphadenitis and/or possibility of Lymphoma....also you should see a nephrologist for high levels of urea/creatinine..Are you seeing any doctor ...if not then visit a specialist and start treatment at the earliest.....once the diagnosis is made....it can be treated accordingly....