Recently, I often burp, have a burning sensation in my stomach, cough and have a sore throat in the morning, as well as pain on both sides of my chest radiating to my back. I feel choked after eating, have a headache, and slight pain in my back. Eventually, I found a palpable swollen lymph node in my neck, which is mobile, soft, and slightly painful. I wonder whether choking and swollen lymph nodes in the neck are signs of gastric reflux.

Fever caused by a viral infection is commonly referred to as viral fever. Viral fever is more common in children but can also occur in adults. The illness can resolve on its own if detected early and treated properly. So, how many days does viral fever last in adults, and when should I go to the hospital for treatment?

Swollen lymph nodes in children are not uncommon and can result from various causes. Early detection of lymph node swelling in children significantly simplifies the treatment process.

If you suddenly notice lymph nodes in your body, try not to worry too much. First, it's important to visit a doctor who can examine and diagnose whether the lymph nodes are benign or malignant. Based on the diagnosis, you can then determine a suitable treatment method.