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Swollen lymph nodes can be a sign of many things. Has your doctor done a CBC (complete blood count)? If you have an infection or something, your white blood cell count will be higher, therefore the swollen lymph nodes. Just make sure they check that out thoroughly on your appointment.
Best of luck,
Shawn