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A member asked:
Fatigue two years ct scan norm but mediastinal lymph node increased by 3 mm over this time to 7 mm short axis. long axis increased to 12mm. worried!
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Appropriately so.: You need to discuss these findings with your health care professional who has you health history and can evaluate the significance of this.
Answered 1/10/2018
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