Stones in the lymph nodes?
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Actually, my mother has kidney stones right now. Stones are a buid-up of calcium usually in your kidneys ,or in  your uncle's case, your lymohnodes. Its usually quite painful when your sitting or putting any pressure on them. You usually just eventually pass them but sometimes it is needed to have them flushed out medically. Its not harmful ,,just painful.
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http://www.webmd.com/search/search_results/default.aspx?query=kidney+stones&sourceType=all\n\n\ngo here. it has a lot of info!
142537
"Tonsil Stones are irregularly shaped, whitish/yellow, foul-smelling globs of mucous and bacteria that get caught in the back of the throat. They form in the tonsil crypts which are simply small pockets or divots that appear in everyones tonsils. The scientific name for these white globs is tonsilloliths."
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This really grates my potato, doctors who remove important parts of the body with no real cause. A lymph node becomes swollen as it fights infection. The doctor could have done blood tests to rule out cancer instead of removing a vital tool in your body. My sons lymph nodes in his neck have been noticeable all his life, he is a slim child though. The likelihood of it being a post operation complication are not high, it is far more likely that another lymph node has taken up the slack for the missing colleague and is fighting twice as hard. See another doctor, not Dr Slice and dice.
1133070
have your lymph nodes checked. see the dr. are you under 18 yrs old? you may be growing..or it could be something serious..get checked.
1177879
It is likely a swollen lymph node and not a big deal.  However, I just got finished being treated for Hodgkin's Disease (Lymphoma, cancer in the lymph nodes and lymphphatic system)\n\nI had nodes in my neck and arm pit swell and the ones under my arm were tender even though it was cancer (often if they're tender it's just a benign cyst and nothing to worry about)\n\nYou should never feel stupid when it comes to ensuring your own health!  I just turned 25.  A lot of people didn't believe I had anything serious either, even my doctors at first, and I had cancer!  So it's best to just get to the doctor and get it dealt with early.  Luckly we caught mine in stage two and now I'm in full remission.
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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.
155840
You have lymph nodes in your armpits that could have cysts on them.  They are located very near your breasts.  Dont' delay!  See a doctor immediately.
207108
You are probably refering to lymphoma.  I had a type of lymphoma called Hodgkins.  I didn't have any symptoms other than tiredness and a lump above my collarbone.  (Later I found that I had other lymph node tumorss deep in my chest.)  Symptoms vary according to the stage of lymphoma, some have little or no swmptoms.  It also depends on whether you have Hodgkins or Non-Hodgkins lymphoma.  There is a good list of symptoms here:   http://www.lymphomainfo.net/lymphoma/symptoms.html  \nYou can also always email me for more info, madenthe80s@hotmail.com
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Being a veteran of around 10 kidney stones, the only suggestion I have is to drink alot of fluids, mostly clear fluids. 10mm is a very large stone and may not pass through the uretha tube.  Go to a urologist and have him do some more x-rays. Perhaps the whirlpool bath is what you need. The vibrations will break up the stone and make them more readily passable. It is a surgical procedeure that I had to  go through once.
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Feel around the top of your neck, around the line where you feel your pulse. If your glands are swollen you should feel two lumps on either side of where your trachea lies, protruding from your next.\n\nAnother place to feel them is in the armpit! \n\nIf your not sure exactly where too look, search lymph glands/nodes through Yahoo or Google and see what diagrams come back!
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Could be a benign cyst.  Could be an infected lymph node.  Could be something more serious.  Go to your doctor right away!
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It NEEDS to be checked out. It is probably a swollen lymph node. Question is: what made it swell? It could be nothing, but you need to know for sure. If it's something bad, there are a LOT of good, effective treatments out there, but it must be caught as early as possible. Here's a site where you can find info, and see if you have any other symptoms:\nhttp://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/hm_lls...\nI started with only one lymph node swollen [at the base of my neck on the left side] Bottom line, only a doctor will be able to give you the info you need.\nBest Wishes
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could be an infected hair follicle.  Not serious, just painful\n\ncould be an enlarged lymph node.  indicating infection "draining" from somewheere nearby.  Could be serious.\n\nCould be something else\n\nYou'd need to see a healthcare practitioner for an accurate answer to your question.
965461
it's possible that you haven't passed all of them.  the reason they hurt is because they are moving through you kidneys, so if you still have pain you may still have some stones moving around.
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These are lymph nodes.  The lymphatic system is a waste removal system for your body.  It removes 10% of the waste produced by your body.  The veins remove the other 90%.  The lymph nodes hold toxins until the body is ready to process and dispose of it.  It is part of your immune system.  When the nodes in your neck swell it means they are holding onto waste.  It usually happens when you are dealing with illness in the head and throat, like a cold, strep throat or even a cold sore.  There is a form of manual drainage that can help your lymphatic system flush these toxins and boost your immune system.
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swollen lymph node that doesn't go down, night sweats, fevers, weight loss, extreme tiredness, infections  You may have some or all of these symptoms. Here is a link to the NIH web page on Hodgkin's for more information.\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/hodgkinsdisease.html#diagnosissymptoms