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What kinds of cancer would make the cervical lymphnodes in your neck enlarged,I have several of them enlarged.


I have to have a biopsy done because I have a mass inside my mouth and I also have several enlarged cervical lymphnodes in my neck.

the biopsy will tell you what kind of cancer you may have, or even if you in fact have cancer. Other things can cause your symptoms, so don't put the cart before the horse. Source(s): RN
oh boy. when i had my squamous cell carcinoma in my tonsil thats how it manifested, by nodes in the neck.
Any cancer could possibly spread to the cervical nodes.
However, Hodgkins and non-Hodgkins Lymphoma are the most common. Also, cancers of the respiratory tract frequently spread to this area.
Hodgkins disease, Non-Hodgkins lymphoma, any kind of head and neck cancer.
I only know what I experienced, I'm not a doctor. I had a big lump at the base of my neck and it was Lymphoma. This site has the best info on that:
http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/hm_lls...
Best idea is to stay in close contact with your doctors until you get it all sorted out. Best wishes!
Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Survivor
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