Symptoms, Management, and Prevention
Swollen lymph nodes can occasionally accompany scabies, particularly in more severe cases or when secondary infections arise. These small, bean-shaped glands are part of the body’s immune system and may become tender or enlarged as they work to fight off the infestation or an associated bacterial infection. Common areas where swelling might occur include the neck, underarms, or groin. While not a universal symptom, the presence of swollen lymph nodes—especially alongside other signs of scabies—warrants medical attention to rule out complications and ensure proper care.

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