What Do Lymph Nodes Do?

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7. Lymphadenopathy and Medication

It is well known that medication can cause some unwanted side effects. These side effects are usually quite mild but, in some cases, they can be more severe. One side effect of certain drugs is that they can cause lymphadenopathy which is, thankfully, not a serious condition.

Drugs that can cause this side-effect include those that will help to prevent malaria. In addition, drugs like phenytoin, which is used for seizures, can also cause the lymph nodes to become swollen. You should always follow all expert advice when using medication, and contact a doctor straightaway if you have a bad reaction.

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