Where Are Lymph Nodes? Can You Show Me Pictures Of Lymph Nodes?

The lymph nodes are all over the body, in fact the lymphatic system pretty much follows the circulatory system, but they are not the same.  In most places the lymphs are within an inch of the blood vessels.  The most common ones - the ones most folks are talking about when they say, "My lymph nodes are swollen" are in the neck area (as in mumps) and under the arms, but they actually follow the circulatory system all over the body.  The groin area and the upper chest below the collar bone area have some that often swell up too, when a person has an infection.  I do not have a picture to send, sorry.

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