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Q: Swollen glands , itchy scalp and headaches
asked by: DoctorQuestion on July 1st, 2007
i have swollen glands in my head and a itchy scalp and headaches. Tired all the time and im not hungry


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replied on August 8th, 2007
Gland Disorders Answer A3023
According to the symptoms you describe (swollen glands in the head, itchy scalp and headaches), you've been probably experiencing some type skin infection of the head, perhaps a bacterial one like impetigo, folliculitis, or carbuncle. Such an infection is difficult to describe or diagnose without seeing it. You may consult a dermatologist for more help.




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