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Should i be worried if an ultrasound found slightly enlarged lymph node 9mm but my lymphocytes are normal?
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Follow up: You have not mentioned where the lymph node is. As a general rule an enlarged lymph node is followed after treatment (e.G antibiotics) to see that it reduces in size or is enlarging which s a danger sign. Please discuss with your pcp.
Answered 8/15/2012
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