spirit_shadow said:

I believe her. Nobody knows your own body better than yourself.

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koods said:

Youd think someone having weird problems months after the shot might begin to think the shot isn’t the problem

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psi said:

If all other sorts of of infections have been ruled out and it can only be a reaction to the vaccine, does it actually indicate any health hazard if your lymph nodes swell from fighting a simulated infection?

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morrowasted said:

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My armpit lymph node has swelled too now so Dr. Koods, what's your diagnosis?

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happened to my mom too. Swollen lymph nodes for nearly a Week

I have a female coworker who says the moderna vax gave her axillary lymphedema for like 5 days.
She is fine. So is my mom. They both still support getting vaccinated as a general principle and chose to get boosters. Which did not cause said lymphedema

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r3volution.gurl said:

I understand, however I've never ever had swollen lymph node problems throughout my entire life thus far and what has changed in my life? Those shots. I started having these issues a couple weeks after the shots. They also might have gave me the shots too close together. I had them both within 4 weeks of each other.

I'm not an idiot. This is an issue for lots of people due to the vaccines. The ct scan technician mentioned that to me, I didn't just make it up. I did have intuition though. Like I said. I will not be getting any boosters and am awaiting when the first two will get the f out of my system.

I've also had all the tests done possible. There is no explanation. I'm also not menstruating and even if I was, I don't experience that symptom... ever. Don't make assumptions because you're biased.

I'm just talking to koods because I'm genuinely wondering what his diagnosis is since I checked his previous one and it wasn't it.

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r3volution.gurl said:

True. I will probably be doing a biopsy they said. It is benign 100%, health care is not really known to figure out root causes at least from my experience so I will probably never really know why from any medical professional. I don't have any other symptoms other than the lymph node swelling on my neck and arm pit same side. Coincidentally both the same side I got the last dose. Another issue could be that they gave me both doses less than 4 weeks of each other which I think is super important in my case. Neck node swelled a couple weeks after 2nd dose(November, got the doses in October) where I was bedridden for 2 weeks, was extremely painful because my neck muscles also swelled as if I had a neck injury which I didn't. It wasn't related to the laryngitis either because they ruled out infection through tests and I had finished the antibiotics and had 0 throat/tonsil pain/swelling throughout that. They were extremely confused. Ruled out lymphoma so far from blood tests they said. Now, it's not as swollen, but hasn't returned to normal pea size since, it's just grape sized, no pain at all anymore. The arm pit one just popped up a few days ago, grape size, no pain.

I appreciate your opinion. Unlikely to me, isn't certainty so I just personally can't rule it out as a possibility, especially since it's new and my symptoms don't fall in line with anything else really. Honestly I was just picking on koods since he openly posted I had a tooth infection when I didn't so just wanted to rub it in his face that he shouldn't play doctor cause he sucks at it. Not expecting sympathy or medical advice cause like you said, this is the internet. Just sharing since people have been having lymph node side effects. I am excited for the data Pfizer is ordered to release this year, hopefully will provide some answers for me.

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koods said:

Now she’s saying the swelling started weeks after vaccination. And she had a bacterial infection. Which she also blames on the vaccine. Some people are so brainwashed they are just gonna blame everything that goes wrong on the vaccine.

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Ice9 said:

Personally, when unlikely reaches odds of 1 in million, I tend to cross it off the list.  Also, and I don't know if this helps in way whatsoever, I occasionally get swollen lymph nodes from anxiety and stress.  Been happening since I was a kid.

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Mr.GuessWork said:

lymph node swelling is definitely common after the vaccination, but this is way far out for that to be what's going on. Healthcare workups are more about finding/ruling out stuff that merits treatment rather than about finding explanations for stuff that should self resolve or that doesn't have developed diagnostic criteria. I'd get some biopsies on those fuckers for sure, and I wouldn't trust blood tests as a rule out for lymphoma. lymph nodes swelling up in sequence that far apart in time is concerning. You should push for the biospy IMO. You're probably got to get a negative result, but you want to know it's negative. No idea what other blood work they did or what else was happening to guide the diagnosis stuff, but I'd definitely want to rule out lymphoma or other cancers that might have gone to those lymph nodes before fucking around with other stuff if you don't have any signs of infection.

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r3volution.gurl said:

Ice9 said:

Personally, when unlikely reaches odds of 1 in million, I tend to cross it off the list.  Also, and I don't know if this helps in way whatsoever, I occasionally get swollen lymph nodes from anxiety and stress.  Been happening since I was a kid.

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Like I said, that's your opinion and you're entitled to it. Thank you though. It doesn't help unfortunately cause I'm not anxious or stressed and throughout my entire life, any illness, vaccines I've had in the past, literally anything and everything, I have never had swollen lymph nodes. So with that being said, it is just common sense to question the one thing that changed in my life to the first onset of symptoms since it was not THAT far apart. You guys believe whatever you like I do not care. Not trying to convince anyone anything cause again, I do not care. Was just telling koods how much he sucks.

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