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A member asked:
I have swollen lymph nodes with pain in my right leg for some time now. hoping its not cancer could it be something else?
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Many things: Lymph nodes can be enlarged for many reasons. Infections, cancer such as lymphoma are possible. Please see a health care professional.
Answered 12/13/2013
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