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On going cough 1 year ct scan showing borderline enlarged axillary nodes bilaterally. what does this mean.
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? reactive nodes: if the borderline enlarged nodes are the only thing found, they may mean nothing. The axillary nodes alone could be reactive from a virus or from folliculitis from shaving. Follow up with the ordering physician to ind out the significance of this finding.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Pulmonary consult: see an expert. You will need the following:repeat CT scan, pulmonary function tests, allergy testing. GERD testing, comprehensive blood work, TB testing and possible MRI-1 year is too long and worrisome.
Answered 3/24/2020
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