This document summarizes a study on cervical lymph node enlargement. It analyzed 70 patients with enlarged cervical lymph nodes. Tuberculosis was found to be the most common cause, affecting females more than males. Lymph node enlargement was most common in patients under 40 years old. Histopathological examination was required for accurate diagnosis. The upper cervical lymph nodes were most frequently involved. The study concluded that tuberculosis was a major factor for cervical lymphadenopathy in younger patients, while secondary cancers were more common in older patients above 50 years old.