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Should i be concerned if i was diagnosed with lymph node calcification?
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Need more info: Where, when, how, why, and other questions. You should be asking the doctors who ordered the imaging studies that detected this. Commonly, calcified lymph nodes occur as a result of burned out granulomatous diseases like histoplasmosis, occasionally tb, and others, but without full history and other labs cannot speculate as to what this may be. Ask the doctor.
Answered 10/9/2013
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