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I'm on letrozole and ibrance for metastatic bc. my armpit lymph nodes are swollen. i can see them but i feel fine. is this the medication or need to see dr?
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Oncologist: Your oncologist should be aware of changes. There are few possibilities, cancer or non-cancer related that will have to be considered. No assumptions can be made otherwise.
Answered 6/21/2020
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