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I had a fna biopsy on my right side of neck. this was due to night sweats, fatigue, fever, and mass in neck. all results showed was moderate number of lymphocytes. should we do more testing?
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Depends: upon how you are feeling! Your symptoms and physical findings (lymph node in neck =benign lymphocytes) all consistent with VIRAL infection..from which you should soon feel better....if not more tests are indicated! Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 2/13/2015
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