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A member asked:
My 3.8 year old's neck ultrasound shows chain of lymph nodes bilaterally with largest on right 14mm by 6mm and largest on left 13mm by 6mm,the left one is there since a year.few intraparotid largest 5mm.thyroid & both submandibular normal.
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What is your ?: Did your child undergo lymph node biopsy?? If so, do you have a pathology report? Have you discussed this with the treating physician? These lymph nodes are tiny and usually indicate some type of underlying infection.
Answered 7/30/2019
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