During medication, dizziness reappears in the morning, is this normal?

Patient's question:

My child is five years old. The swollen lymph nodes have been treated for half a month. Now the doctor recommends medication. I want to ask if it's normal to experience dizziness again in the morning while taking the medication?

Doctor's answer:

Your child has lymph node enlargement and is taking oral medication. Now, dizziness has reappeared, which could be a chronic allergic reaction to the oral medication and may require discontinuation. It is recommended that your child stop taking the medication for treatment and carefully monitor the situation. It would be best to treat the primary focus. Lymph node enlargement is usually not primary but caused by other factors. Treating the primary focus can resolve the issue.

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