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Swollen occipital lymph node is 11-year-old girl. persisting for more than 7 weeks. ?
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Lymph nodes: these may be secondary to an infectious process, but if worried and other symptoms such as low grade fever and sweats are present, see primary for some blood tests and additional work up.
Answered 3/24/2015
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