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Found an enlarged lymphnode in neck, been there for 4 months now. experiencing pressure in chest every day and fatigue, should i be worried?
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Mgt.: I would advise seeing your physician right away for an evaluation, which may include a complete blood count, differential, ESR and CRP. Further testing may include imaging. Do you have a history of infections, especially during the last year?
Answered 12/25/2017
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