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Low grade infection since 1998. protein, blood in urine. swollen lymph nodes. night sweats, vomitting. what could it be?
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Many things: Would worry about lymphomas, multiple myeloma, other cancers, unusual infections, etc. Need major evaluation quickly.
Answered 11/13/2012
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