Can lymph nodes become swollen after a vaccination?

Answer 1

Yes.

Answer 2

Swollen lymph nodes may also be caused by some medications (like phenytoin for seizures) or certain vaccinations (namely, typhoid).

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nfections that commonly cause swollen lymph nodes include mononucleosis, German measles, tuberculosis, mumps, ear infection, tonsillitis, abscessed or impacted tooth, gingivitis (swelling of the gums), mouth sores, and sexually transmitted diseases.

Answer 3

Simply put - Yes.

Why? "Vaccines" are preparation of poisons mixed with "supposedly" inactive forms of disease-producing bacteria. They constitute a major assault on any immune system, and, contrary to popular (and profitable) belief, confer no benefits whatsoever.

Their fraudulent inventor was considered a quack by his contemporaries and only succedded because he promised the Gorernment they would make lots of money, which they continue to do, whilst killing thousands of people every year (far more than the diseases they are meant to "prevent").

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Answer 4

Depends on what the vaccination was for but yes it's happened to me before.

Answer 5

Yes, it's very common. It means your immune system is hard at work creating antibodies. Nothing to worry about unless it last for many weeks, or you get very ill.

Answer 6

Yes, because a vaccination can make you slightly sick. It's happened to me before as well. :-(

Answer 7

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Answer 8

it can sometimes be a sign of cancer, you may want to get checked