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What can be causing level 1 b lymph nodes to be noted on a mri at 9 mm?
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Many things: Most common will be reactive. The lymph node is reacting to "something". Inflammation in sinus or tooth like that. If there is an underlying cause then that could also be a cause. Way down on the list of things to cause lymph nodes to be 9 mm is a cancer. Not likely to be number 1 on my list of things
Answered 10/8/2017
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