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Lymphnodes are 3 cm in size what happens with that?
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Where?: There are nodes all over the body. But. Three cm. Is larger than usual in axillary or groin areas. Infections, cancers, lymphoma can be associated with large nodes. If inflammatory, they will get smaller again. Have an expert check the area of concern.
Answered 9/29/2016
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