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Can thyroid disease cause very small (under 1cm) shotty, movable, lymph nodes in neck & armpits? is it normal to feel these, especially if skinny?
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No: thyroid disease does not cause lymphadenopathy. if concerned see your doc for blood work and an exam
Answered 5/30/2014
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