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A member asked:
Ok, a couple months ago i had swollen lymph nodes. and i'm not sure if it's still swollen because they've gone down but i can still feel them. ?
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Lymph nodes: You must see your primary doctor as soon as possible - your doctor will either take care of things or refer you to a specialist.
Answered 11/27/2017
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