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Neck Swelling

Neck swellings are prevalent in children and newborns. Some neck swellings (congenital) are present since birth and can be caused by aberrant formation during embryonic development. In addition, several neck swellings become evident when a child has an upper respiratory illness, such as a cold or sinus infections caused by bacteria or viruses.

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Why are lymph nodes swollen and painful after atlas adjustment?

Query: Hello doctor, Three days ago, I had my atlas adjusted and now for two days, the lymph nodes (cervical lymph nodes) in my neck have been extremely painful and swollen for the last two days. I have no fever or other symptoms. Should I be concerned? I had my atlas which was supposedly two degrees off ...  Read Full »


Jay Indravadan Patel

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. What I see there might be some changes in the muscles which may have led to compression over the lymph nodes? Few basic things to ask before I proceed. Are you having pain in the neck? Is the pain sharp shooting or dull aching? Are you feeling any kind of muscle tigh...  Read Full »

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