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Is 11mm enlarged chest lymph nodes dangerous, what is the cause of it ?
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Needs follow up: It may or not be a reason for concern, but needs follow up by your doctor. Lymph nodes enlarge to help us fight off infection. A persistent lymph node larger than one cm probably needs a biopsy or at least close follow up.
Answered 3/13/2017
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