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A member asked:
Typically how large are submandibular lymph nodes? mine are about 1-2 cm is that normal
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See doctor: Submandibular nodes are usually small or not detectable. Any lymph node greater than one cm needs to be examined by a doctor. You may need a biopsy if the doctor can not determine a treatable cause for the nodes (like an infection in the mouth). Please see a doctor as soon as possible.
Answered 3/7/2021
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