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10 months ago 3enlarged nodes in neck and one in armpit(1cm movable) ent said they are normal 2of them become smaller 2didn't change should i worry?
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If they are: decreasing in size no problem...staying the same ...no problem ENLARGING..get them checked out again (BIOPSY) Hope this is helpful! Dr Z
Answered 11/28/2017
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