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What could be other reason for swollen lymph nodes in arms, other than hiv, flu or being hurt. please advise?
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Many: Enlarged lymph nodes often indicate an immune response to a foreign invaders (viral, bacteria etc) and are not specific for any disease. If persistent , they may indicate the presence of leukemia or lymphoma as well .
Answered 10/27/2014
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