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A member asked:
I can palpate 3 tiny right superclavicula lymph nodes. they are tiny less than a pea size. is this worrisome ? had ultrasound doc said reactive but no visible infection. had them for about 3 month now maybe longer i found them 3 month ago.
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Lymph node : Supra clavicular lymph nodes are not normal. If they have been present for some time you need to see a physician and get a definitive diagnosis
Answered 3/22/2020
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