This is called Lymphadenopathy.It need not be serious. It takes some medical skill (internship) to palpate lymph nodes and determine what is normal and what is not. IIRC, Tisha reported this with molecule TAF. Certain pheromones may cause physical manifestations (fasciculations). I get this with TAF. I have seen it (nose twitching) with P75. User Lor reported this some years ago. I linked to it in the last post of my P75 poll. Neurologists are trained to identify these twitches (tongue, dyskinesia). Lymphadenopathy does not necessarily have mones as the etiology. Doctors are familiar with what is called co-morbidity and differential diagnosis. You could have a minor rhinitis (a cold virus) stirring up the immune system. These viruses are everywhere, all the time. In other words, people get viruses and enlarged nodes, but the mones may have only been a coincidence.
Which is why I don’t call myself an expert (nor do I stipulate to that term applied to non-professionals). Xiphoid was a medical student, but she hasn’t been active lately. Very astute medical knowledge. So, HankyPanky, unless your doctor called a consult with a Toxicologist, Pathologist and Epidemiologist, **you don’t know what you are talking about. **He would do an ELISA or similar test. Otherwise, it’s BS.
So, for the OP, if this condition persists, get it checked or lower your applications temporarily. You may have an incipient cold or flu. Nobody can diagnose you online, unless they’re a quack. Still waiting on the *experts *(alleged) to name the molecule in my profile pic. No, I’m *not a doctor or expert. But, when I do post, I know what the F I’m talking about. And, if you (whoever that might be) don’t know these vocab words or the difference between *their *and they’re, I’d suggest going to college. And, while I’m a really friendly guy, I get miffed when people who aren’t professors give lectures (not mentioning any names). I love discussion, **so have at it. Note to OP: no rant directed at you.
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