Allergens such as pollen, dust and pet dander or chronic post nasal drainage can stimulate lymphatic tissue, leading to mild but persistent swollen lymph nodes in your neck, says Dr. Maas.

Discover how allergies can cause swollen lymph nodes, and learn to distinguish between normal immune responses and warning signs that require medical attention.

So when I tried a lymphatic drainage facial for the first time, I went into the experience expecting to feel relaxed and look ...

Studies, including a paper from Reproductive Science show that menopause can lead to fluid retention due to decreased ...

"The main goal of every lymphatic drainage massage is to help detoxify the body by moving lymph (the fluid that gets stuck between tissues) toward the lymph nodes. This process allows the lymph to ...

This enlargement is more common in certain areas of the body, including the neck, armpits ... states that RA affects the lymph nodes, reducing their capacity to drain fluid from nearby inflamed ...

The lymph nodes closest to the throat are on either side of the neck. Sometimes only one node ... mucus and fluid drain down the back of the throat. This is known as postnasal drip.

but the idea is to move fluid just below the skin in the direction of the lymph nodes to support its removal. In my experience, the most visible benefit of lymphatic drainage facials is less ...

The most common reason is when you have an infection. For example, an infection in your ear or throat can make the lymph nodes in your neck swollen. Swollen lymph nodes caused by infections usually ...

compared the results of ultrasound scans with the pathological findings from dissected lymph nodes of 19 patients who underwent neck surgery for DTC recurrence. Of 578 lymph nodes resected ...