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My daughter has a swollen gland on neck

HELP, my 4 year old daughter had the cold and we realised that she had  a swollen gland on neck my parents took her to the doctor and she could not see any infection but give her antibotics for 2 weeks. I was really concerned and took her to the doctor that night and he said she had a swollen tonsils. Her antibotics are nearly finished and thank god it has started to go down but I am still really concered. ANy help is welcomed.
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Took her back to the doctor yesterday and she examined her and seemed to be happy bout her neck and that from the feel of it was nothing to worry bout. She is doesd with the cold as am i and my sister and that it could just be from that and will take time going down
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oh ok thats better ! glad to here she made just need to have them out! hopeall is well!
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Thank everyone, well i did get a second opionion and they said it was her tonsils, she not sick or anything she in great form and still has her great appetite
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take her to another doctor and get a 2nd opioin there was a little boy at the daycare i work at where he had same and it went up and down with sickness and it was a tumor not saying this is but have a 2nd doctor look!
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Hi its normal for children to have swollen lymph nodes. You did the right thing to take her to a doctor. The fact that it is goigng down is good.
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Just keep her on the antibiotics and she should be just fine. She might have irritated her tonsils with all her coughing, and caused an inflammation in the throat.
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