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How to manage supraclavicular nodes enlargement which is flactuant, rubbery but persist for two weeks
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Need more info: Enlarged lymph nodes occur for a variety of reasons. You need to have a complete exam. If these lymph nodes persist, then further diagnostic imaging and possibly a biopsy are needed.
Answered 7/29/2013
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