Enlarged Lymph Nodes

[Guest guest]

has anyone ever had enlarged lymph nodes that were not

tender besudes in neck or axillary area. any info is

greatly appreciated. thanks Fran NJ

[Guest guest]

dear Fran,

i had very enlarged nodes...first in the neck ....then armpits and very

bad in the groin with horrid lymh node pain....got 2 CT scans of

abdomen/pelvis to rule out 'lymphoma'....i don't have lymphoma , but these

lymphs are definately working over time...and the pain is subsiding.

cherlyme

In a message dated 10/6/00 3:44:16 AM, f.brancatella@... writes:

<<has anyone ever had enlarged lymph nodes that were not

tender besudes in neck or axillary area. any info is

greatly appreciated. thanks Fran NJ

>>

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

Isn't there a species of ehrlichia which specifically attacks (or affects)

lymphs? (Just a thought - not a doc or nurse...)

Blessings,

Chris

In a message dated 10/06/2000 3:36:36 PM Central Daylight Time,

InfoNymfo@... writes:

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dear Fran,

i had very enlarged nodes...first in the neck ....then armpits and very

bad in the groin with horrid lymh node pain....got 2 CT scans of

abdomen/pelvis to rule out 'lymphoma'....i don't have lymphoma , but these

lymphs are definately working over time...and the pain is subsiding.

cherlyme

In a message dated 10/6/00 3:44:16 AM, f.brancatella@... writes:

<<has anyone ever had enlarged lymph nodes that were not

tender besudes in neck or axillary area >>

[Guest guest]

I am not sure if I have swollen lymph nodes, but just last week I noticed two

little (pea sized) lumps in my neck. They are hard and painful when I touch

them. I am a little nervous abt it and will show it to my doctor on tues.

Anyone else ever get something like this?

Curious

Di

[Guest guest]

Dear Fran,

I haven't read the other posts about lymph nodes so I hope I'm not repeating

someone, but when I finally presented with signs and symptoms that couldn't be

ignored

(like my complaints could be) and I had a positive , I had non-tender lymph

nodes

all over. My groin, down my inner thighs, axilla, front of neck, under chin,

back of

neck. I had never seen anything like it before (and I'm a physician).

Eileen, NJ

[Guest guest]

yes..i got'em all over my neck...it's the lymph sysyem...have been like that

for several years now...cherlyme

In a message dated 10/6/00 8:04:49 PM, BearyPrety@... writes:

<<I am not sure if I have swollen lymph nodes, but just last week I noticed

two

little (pea sized) lumps in my neck. They are hard and painful when I touch

them. I am a little nervous abt it and will show it to my doctor on tues.

Anyone else ever get something like this?

Curious

Di

>>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I had an enlarged lymph node in the arm pit area. No pain, removed and

nothing found.

<< has anyone ever had enlarged lymph nodes that were not

tender besudes in neck or axillary area. any info is

greatly appreciated. thanks Fran NJ >>

[Guest guest]

Fran -- I've let my e-mail back up, and maybe someone else answered your

question about swollen lymph nodes, but I have that symptom. Sometimes they

are painful, but often they are not.

charlotte in vermont

[Guest guest]

Thank you Gail.

I havent heard of a rebounder so thats a new one to me. Yes I am using CS and

the Magnetic pulser.

Thanks again

[Guest guest]

Hi SDGWM,

Are you using the magnetic pulser? If so, that is suppose to get the lymphs

draining plus kill microbes. Try using it on the spot for 1/2 hour or more

but qradually work up to that amount of time watching for any die-off. Only

go at the pace your body can take.

Also, if you have a rebounder, that is one of the best ways to move the

lymph plus helps remove the toxins from the body. It's one of the best

things I've ever come by that is so good for your health. Important to use

a good quality one tho so as not to cause any injury to the knees, back or

ankles. The cheaper ones from Wal-Mart can cause permanent damage. Also,

this is not a toy. Important to start out slow. Suggested only 15 seconds

and stop to see if you're dizzy or any negative feelings at all. Gradually

work up to 30 minutes. Your feet don't even have to leave the mat to get

results. Just a soft bounce will do.

If you didn't take V up on his offer for a free CD on Beck's protocol and

also some of Dr. West stuff on rebounding to list members, you might want to

check with him to see if he's still offering it. I understand it is

excellent with all kinds of great information.

Also, many people leave out the ozonated water and CS when doing Beck's

protocol and then don't get the desired results they want. Important to

include tho with the BEing and magnetic pulser.

So if you have the MP, use that longer; and if you can get a good quality

rebounder that, too, should take care of the problem.

God Bless,

Gail

Enlarged lymph nodes

> I have been using 2 electrical protocols from Beck for the last 3 weeks.

One

> of my goals is to get an active lymph node in my neck that back to normal

> size. There has been a knot in my neck for the last 1 1/2 years. The

second goal

> is to eliminate the HIV virus in my body.

>

> I haven't been able to get the node back to normal though. Does anyone

have

> any thoughts on this?

>

> Thank you

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

A rebound is a mini trampoline that you bounce/jump up and down on. It's

great. Gail

Re: Enlarged lymph nodes

> Thank you Gail.

>

> I havent heard of a rebounder so thats a new one to me. Yes I am using CS

and

> the Magnetic pulser.

>

> Thanks again

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Check this one out.

The RAINBOW BODY ENERGISER RH48 at:

http://www.ourlifeforce.com/index.html

I am a user and have no interest in its sales.

Regards

> Thank you Gail.

>

> I havent heard of a rebounder so thats a new one to me. Yes I am

using CS and

> the Magnetic pulser.

>

> Thanks again

[Guest guest]

I had a chronically swollen node that nothing helped until I stopped eating

grains. Then it disappeared like magic.

Donna

.. . . put a little love in your heart . . .

http://www.excellentthings.net

Enlarged lymph nodes

I have been using 2 electrical protocols from Beck for the last 3 weeks. One

of my goals is to get an active lymph node in my neck that back to normal

size. There has been a knot in my neck for the last 1 1/2 years. The second

goal

is to eliminate the HIV virus in my body.

I haven't been able to get the node back to normal though. Does anyone have

any thoughts on this?

Thank you

[Guest guest]

Just a question, but has anyone in the chat room had complete healing , Meaning

no more symptoms , from cancer or any autoimmune disease following the Beck

protocol. I haven't been able to find much success online regarding people

gaining back there health and I'm curious if anyone no's if this Becks protocol

is really working. If you have achieved complete long term remission as a result

of the Beck protocol , or no a place to find such people I'd been very

interested in reading the stories. I've been using the Beck machine and

colloidal silver for about 2 months with no real change. I think I have some

form of autoimmune disease , but don't know what to call it.

Please advise,

Thanks,

Jim

Re: Enlarged lymph nodes

Hi

Check this one out.

The RAINBOW BODY ENERGISER RH48 at:

http://www.ourlifeforce.com/index.html

I am a user and have no interest in its sales.

Regards

> Thank you Gail.

>

> I havent heard of a rebounder so thats a new one to me. Yes I am

using CS and

> the Magnetic pulser.

>

> Thanks again

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim

Beck talks about hundreds of people that have recovered using his protocol

on his video. I was giving away a free CD with that video on it if you want

one let me know.

V

Re: Enlarged lymph nodes

Hi

Check this one out.

The RAINBOW BODY ENERGISER RH48 at:

http://www.ourlifeforce.com/index.html

I am a user and have no interest in its sales.

Regards

> Thank you Gail.

>

> I havent heard of a rebounder so thats a new one to me. Yes I am

using CS and

> the Magnetic pulser.

>

> Thanks again

[Guest guest]

,

It is funny you brought this up. About nine years ago I had my lymph

nodes removed under my arms. I was sent to an oncologist for follow

up. Just the other day I was reading through his records, and found

that there were no signs of cancer but down on the bottom of the page

it stated that the lymph nodes were being affected due to the

psorisis. He never said that to me, but reading this just the other

day gave me a rude awakening as to how much P and PA effect the whole

body. I am glad you are ok, and like you I never knew the full

affects of this disease until the past year.

Thanks for writing

Pat

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Sorry you had to go through that but glad it was not cancer. I had a

similar experience with very enlarged lymph nodes in the groin area.

They were very painful. A PA(physician Assistant) became convinced

it was cancer and put me through some tests-it turned out to be

related to the psoriasis. I've had it several times since and

dismissed it as the p and I did think to myself I wonder if I ever

got cancer if it would just be dismissed as p.

Thanks for the good info.

Marti

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/22/2004 1:06:32 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

tljohnson@... writes:

! Figured I'd share it here because if you guys experience anything

similar, finding lumps in or near the armpits, neck, or groin, you may feel

better knowing it might be P at work rather than something more serious. I

mean, it's good to have it checked out

Wow,

I never associated this with PA but I have very enlarged glands under each

armpit. I have had it checked out and the doctors have said it is not something

to worry about but nobody ever said it had anything to do with PA

JANET

[Guest guest]

[ ] Re: Enlarged lymph nodes

> Hi ,

>

> Sorry you had to go through that but glad it was

> not cancer.

Unfortunately, I don't know that yet. I still have to go through the open biopsy

to be sure -- that's next week.

But it's interesting to hear that you've had this experience too. It definitely

helps put my mind at ease!

[Guest guest]

Thanks , that is interesting. Not a case I have heard yet

either.

Keli

[Guest guest]

Hi , hang in there. When are they doing the follow up tests? I had a mammo

scare in 2009 that managed to spoil both my 20th high school reunion and my

birthday while I waited for the work up. Turned out I had a complex cyst (fluid

plus solid components) that looked sketchy on mammo. Those radiologists who are

reading your images always want everything worked up. Tell yourself that you're

going to live in the moment and try not to focus on your worries. You're in my

thoughts and prayers, Kate F

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 3, 2011, at 8:16 PM, " mbdomby " <mbdomby@...> wrote:

> Hello,

> I've been on this list for a while but never post. The other day I had a

routine mamogram and mri for breast cancer screening. The next day I got a call

from a dr. saying I needed to come back for another mamogram, an ultrasound, and

possible biopsy because he found an enlarged lymph node under one of my arms -

said it was there but smaller last year (thanks for the news a year late). He

said my breast tissue looked fine, and it didn't look alarming. But maybe he's

just saying that to keep me from getting hysterical on the phone.

>

> I've been reading that enlarged lymph nodes are somewhat common with RA.

Hopefully, that's what it is. I can't believe I would actually say that.

>

> My question is, have any of you had similar experiences? I am just freaked

out, and taking anxiety meds to cope.

>

> Thanks for any advice.

>

> D.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Betty, I've had breast cancer, but it was caught so early there was no

lymph node involvement. But if the breast tissue looked fine, you

should try not to worry. It's always really scary to get called back

for another mammogram, I know. I found this site, where a doctor says

that RA , and even infections, can cause swollen lymph nodes.

http://tinyurl.com/67v6r43

Please let us know what you find out. I will keep you in my thoughts

and prayers.

Sue

On Mar 3, 2011, at 9:16 PM, mbdomby wrote:

> Hello,

> I've been on this list for a while but never post. The other day I

> had a routine mamogram and mri for breast cancer screening. The next

> day I got a call from a dr. saying I needed to come back for another

> mamogram, an ultrasound, and possible biopsy because he found an

> enlarged lymph node under one of my arms - said it was there but

> smaller last year (thanks for the news a year late). He said my

> breast tissue looked fine, and it didn't look alarming. But maybe

> he's just saying that to keep me from getting hysterical on the phone.

>

> I've been reading that enlarged lymph nodes are somewhat common with

> RA. Hopefully, that's what it is. I can't believe I would actually

> say that.

>

> My question is, have any of you had similar experiences? I am just

> freaked out, and taking anxiety meds to cope.

>

[Guest guest]

I have been told that I might have breast cancer by almost every physician I

have seen for years. I never knew RA could cause the swelling, and my

rhuematologist never told me that either. I do have Sjogren's and thought it

could be caused by it. I was told by my most recent dermatologist that I can

have them removed if the inflammation does not improve.  I now have the name of

a plastic surgeon to have this done, as the inflammation has worsened in the

last few years and has caused me to be bed ridden sometimes for 6 months or

longer, it is so painful and fatiguing I can't take it. I've been taking

prednisone to deal with it but I've had complications from long term use of

prednisione in the past that will be with me the rest of my life I'm afraid. 

So, lol, I guess my suggestion is to talk to a dermatologist re treatment and

then a surgeon if necessary.  My rhuemie doesn't try to treat every aspect of

my disease, though I want him to, he believes in

my going to other physicians for various disorders.

 

ladeyangll

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

When my RA first presented itself, I had the exact same swelling. The swelling

in the lymph node in my armpit was the size of a baseball and very painful. The

rest of my body hurt so bad, I couldn't get out of bed. I hurt everywhere. My GP

sent me to a Rheumatologist based on my blood work. The Rheumy sent me to an

Oncologist to rule out cancer (all my tests came back negative). I went to a

Breast Surgeon on my own for peace of mind.

Long story short...it was the RA, no cancer. I continually have problems with

my lymphnodes swelling. This lets me know that I am going to flare. My doctor

said to use heat for pain, and cold for swelling (as needed).

Follow up with your GP or Rheumatologist, and they should have more ideas on how

to help you cope.

Betsy in the VI

>

> Hello,

> I've been on this list for a while but never post. The other day I had a

routine mamogram and mri for breast cancer screening. The next day I got a call

from a dr. saying I needed to come back for another mamogram, an ultrasound, and

possible biopsy because he found an enlarged lymph node under one of my arms -

said it was there but smaller last year (thanks for the news a year late). He

said my breast tissue looked fine, and it didn't look alarming. But maybe he's

just saying that to keep me from getting hysterical on the phone.

>

> I've been reading that enlarged lymph nodes are somewhat common with RA.

Hopefully, that's what it is. I can't believe I would actually say that.

>

> My question is, have any of you had similar experiences? I am just freaked

out, and taking anxiety meds to cope.

>

> Thanks for any advice.

>

> D.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks everyone for the encouraging responses. I am worrying a lot less now. I

really think this is due to RA because my arms and shoulders are the only places

that I'm having RA pain now - and have been since last year since a big flare

up. Seems logical - right???

Thanks again. I am now able to breathe without anxiety meds.