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i really don't have a concern I just wanted to know if you can still feel them when they are NOT swollenSwollen glands. I looked on the internet but could not find valuable info. on what i want to know.
If you press on them, you irritate the glands and they swell in response.
Only a dr can diagnose them, not you.