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A member asked:
Swollen lymph nodes (2, one on left side of neck, one on right) since june 2015. been to gp twice, tells me i'm ok both times. trust my gp?
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Yes trust your GP: Your GP was able to examine you. Trust your GP. Need to be reexamined if nodes are increasing in size, are painful or draining liquid.
Answered 1/4/2017
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