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Ultrasound shows reactive supraclavicular lymph node 7mm (been there 3 months) normal blood results, referred to ent.. what could cause this? worry?
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Maybe not much: Lymph nodes that are 7 mm are not overly concerning in and of themselves. If they grow or are associated with other symptoms then you would require further testing. Lymph nodes can be reactive to inflammation or infection
Answered 4/5/2018
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