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When should you see a dr about tender lymph nodes under armpits (both sides)?
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Better to see: Lymph nodes in both armpits being tender requires evaluation. Seeing the doctor sooner may prevent compilations. See the doctor immediately if there is any fever.
Answered 3/8/2015
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