what does it mean when you have swollen lymphnodes and you dont feel sick?
363833
Your body is fighting an infection. . .see the doctor.
506376
Those lumps sound like swollen lymph nodes, which would indicate that the infection is spreading.  Are you taking this antibiotic orally or as a cream or ointment?  It sounds like you need an oral antibiotic if you don't have one already.  If you do have one, keep a close eye on your glucose levels and other symptoms.  As a diabetic you might take a while to heal.  See your doctor again if it doesn't start getting better--you might have something that's resistant to the antibiotic you're taking.  If you run out of antibiotic and it hasn't gotten better, you should definitely see the doctor again.
258173
Well a big indicator is feeling like you've been run over by a Mack truck. There are like 18 points that a doctor can test to see if you have fibro. If you have 12 or more then you probably do. It feels like you've got the flu but in your muscles, not your bones. You wake up as tired or more tired than when you went to sleep and your sleep is NOT restful. You get really sensitive to anything touching you.\nAlthough it is classified as an autoimmune disorder- it actually is a liver disorder. Fortunately, if you do a liver cleanse it will help you feel better. After the cleanse take a calcium and magnesium supplement. It helps.
270352
It is probably your lymph nodes.You probably have an infection.You should go to a doctor.He will give you a prescription for antibiotics.I don't want to scare you but it could also be cancer.Don't put it off,go to a doctor.
80802
Your lymph nodes swell because they are fighting infections or the flu. Your doctor knows best, and if he said not to worry about them, then don't. I get swollen lymph nodes in my neck just before I get a cold or the flu. I hope you feel better!
889515
it might be a sinus problem, or sinus infection, or ear infection, or swollen lymph nodes caused by another infection,,i suggest you see a dr,  and even consider going to an emergency room, all of those symtoms combined together really dont fit into any one problem that i know of , i would be especially concerned about the numbness and dizziness
784645
Well, Bubbles, it means many things, but I need more information to give you a diagnosis. It might be an infection. What kind of WBCs are elevated in the differential ? What are you feeling ?\nMy personal recommendation is go to see a doctor with license
1270
I'm assuming that the lymph nodes r swollen therefore indicating infection...but wut do I kno I'm only 15...
406160
first you feel a numb feeling and your feverish, this is due to the fact that your white blood cels are working to fight the bacterias invading the dead tissues on your operation, if this is to severe a septic shock will occur such that the patient will be brought to the hospital for some antibiotic feeding.\nnext is pus will ooze from the operated area, and you will feel some lupms near to operated site this are the lypmh nodes they strain out the bacterias and when they are used too much they swell and becomes painful.
1084015
Probably swollen lymph node. Should be gone in a week.
765916
Has your doctor done any tests to find the cause. You may have mononeucliosis. It is also called glandular fever caused by a virus and causes white blood cells to increase beyond the normal number. There will be enlarged lymph nodes in the throat and a sore throat. This is also very contagious. Please have some tests run.
1093271
Enlarged lymph nodes such as swollen glands in the neck are lymph glands which are a part of the lymph system and an important part of your body's immune system. These swollen lymph nodes / glands in the neck, usually do not indicate acute leukemia, lymphoma cancer or lymph node cancer.  Early symptoms of leukemia, symptoms of lymphoma, the types of leukemia, and the causes of leukemia are covered below if you have concerns of lymph cancer or lymphoma symptoms or have been diagnosed. The truth is that tender and swollen lymph nodes usually indicate an infection and should be addressed by supporting the body naturally and building up the immune system to fight the problem. Another situation where swollen lymph nodes may be noticed is after injury to the body as the lymph glands are responsible for protecting the body from infection.
1034741
Tonsils are only one set of glands located in the neck area. Lymph nodes, salivary glands, adenoids, thyroid, parathyroid, glossal ducts and many more are all there too. Besides the swollen glands, do you have any other symptoms? Sometimes, after having a severe swelling, the glands don't shrink back to their same size. As long as there are no other symptoms, this is okay.\n\nYou should probably check with your doctor and make sure all is normal, but having your tonsils removed only fixed one problem.
1047126
They mean your body is fighting off an infection near wherever they are swollen.  I get them once in a while in my neck for no reason at all...I mean there wasn't really anyhting wrong with me and it's not like I had just gotten over a cold.   Anyways, I don't think  you can do anythign to get rid of them.  They go away by themselves after a couple days.
578924
A swollen lymph node usually means you simply have an infection somewhere near that lymph node.  It sounds like it is most likely an ear or upper respiratory infection, or strep throat (or any combination of the above, since the ear, throat, and sinus passages are all connected).  Where is the swollen lymph node?  That will help you figure out what the problem is.  Are you having any other symptoms?  Did this happen suddenly?  If it doesn't go away or get better soon, call a doctor to be sure it's nothing more serious.
989335
Yes it is totally normal.  The "gland" on your neck that is sore is a lymph node that is enlarged due to multiplication of B type lymphocytes into plasma cells which are releasing antibodies against the tetanus toxoid/toxin.  It would be weird if you didn't have a swollen lymph node after this type of vaccination.
38919
Feel just under your jawline below your ears about 2 inches. If you feel something, approx. walnut sized, on each side ofyour neck, your glands are swollen. If you feel nothing, then they usually are not. Feel when you are not feeling ill, so you can compare the difference when you are sick.