Swollen Lymph nodes and salivary glands!

Dear Ricky here in india swollen lymph nodes above 1cm of any part of body treated as Extra pulmonary Tuberculosis, you can't ignore them. and both of your mentioned symptoms are in the category of EP TB. so my advise to you ask your doc to tuberculin skin test, other possible test for TB.

Thanks for the advice , I really appreciate it .
But I really doubt I have that
I mean I'm no doctor but I have no cough, no sore throat.
No fever
No night sweats
Just a runny nose at times

And he did mention a biopsy if they grow to 1cm
But he said at 7-8mm most physicians will not want to do a biopsy

The TB skin test may be used to find out if you are infected with TB bacteria. You can get a skin test at the health department or at your doctor's office. A health care worker will inject a small amount of testing fluid (called tuberculin or PPD) just under the skin on the lower part of your arm. After 2 or 3 days, you must return to have your skin test read by the health care worker. You may have a swelling where the tuberculin was injected. The health care worker will measure this swelling and tell you if your reaction to the test is positive or negative. A positive reaction usually means that you have been infected by someone with active TB disease.

If you have recently been infected with TB bacteria, your TB skin test reaction may not be positive yet. You may need a second skin test 8 to 10 weeks after the last time you spent time with the person with active TB disease. This is because it can take several weeks after infection for your immune system to react to the TB skin test. If your reaction to the second test is negative, you probably do not have TB infection.

Im Definitely going to check that out.
Hopefully I don't have anything.
These months have been really stressful.
The fact that I'm only 20 and a really active healthy individual things like this bring me down.