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A member asked:
I saw an ent and he said i have lpr. recently a supraclavicular right lymph node is swollen & i have upper stomach pain. is this the reflux or cancer?
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Can't tell: LPR is common, and gastritis is common too, cancer is uncommon and not all enlarged lymph nodes are cancerous. kindly see your primary doctor for more evaluation, best wishes
Answered 12/26/2016
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