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Pain in throat, oral sores
Hi, I'm 27 weeks pregnant. In my first trimester nearly three month back I got sores on my tongue which I am still dealing with off and on. It caused sore neck, pain in tonsils and throat. I feel like phlegm stuck in throat. I also am suffering from GERD. Now from past some days I am experiencing a pull from chin to throat. A pain sort of from sides of neck upto collar bone, itchiness, both sides. Pain in throat, sometimes in tonsils too. I also have a bulge on left side of collar bone. It's painful sometimes. Besides that I have occasional pain in limbs - in past three month it's has been terrible three times, otherwise bearable. I feel pain at some spots on my upper back too. I am wondering is it pregnancy or something else.
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This is unlikely to be due to pregnancy..the neck swelling could be a lymph node.you need to get a proper examination done
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It's not due to pregnancy. it may be lymph node. but detailed examination needed.
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