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36 y/o female.blood and mucus in stool. ct scan showed multiple mesenteric and retroperitoneal lymph nodes.largest 2.1cm.is this cause for concern?
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Yes.: But the degree of concern is uncertain until one knows why the lymph nodes are enlarged. Could be any one of a number of different things. I would be concerned enough to continue follow up with your doc until you have an answer. I suspect there was more info in the CT report that would be very helpful and you may have had some labs already or even a scope?
Answered 3/12/2020
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