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All my children are fighting viral symptoms, HA nausea, vomiting (just one) enlarged nodes. They all state their throat feels weird. As I looked I noticed enlarged taste buds throughout their mouths. My child with the vomiting had the worst case. They have no rash on hands, feet, abdomen etc. I have never seen anything like it. I am not truly concerned, but am curious to what could cause this.
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Throat infection, rash, enlarged nodes and vomiting may make one suspect viral infection. Another possibility is infectious mononucleosis (caused by ebstein Barr virus) and a bacterial infection of the throat (less likely). Consult a pediatrician if the symptoms persist or increase. Back to All Questions

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