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Had biopsy on axillary lymph node. results came back "lymphoid hyperplasia". i understand that this is benign, but what could be the cause?
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Often unknown: Something as simple as a hangnail can do this. Your defense team does a good job keeping you safe.
Answered 5/5/2020
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