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A member asked:
Breast ultrasound shows enlarged lymph node in auxiliary armpit. he says nothing to worry about. isn't lymph nodes associated with cancer?
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Not necessarily.: Lymph node in the axilla could be a normal reaction especially if there are no other nodes in other Areas of your body.
Answered 7/1/2017
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