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What does the bump look like? Does it appear to be filled with fluid?
It is more likely that the bumps are infectious in origin, especially with the finding of a swollen lymph node and the suddenness of appearance of the lesions.
It would be advisable to have your symptoms evaluated by a physician who can properly manage your symptoms.
Good luck.