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Over 2 years ago, left inguinal ultrasound showed nonspecific inflammatory lymphadenopathy (4), diamenters of 5mm and 7mm. feel without change. worry?
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It's not always: size that matters when it comes to lymph nodes, but those are relatively small, and the fact that they have been stable for two years indicates that they are likely nothing to worry about.
Answered 3/24/2015
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