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A member asked:
Had ct small firm nodes past 2-3 month, no infection, mild weight loss 3-4kg, otherwise well, biggest nodes 8mm, cervical, axillary, supraclavicular. ct- 8cm mass likely represents fibroid above uterus, could this be malignant/ related to lymph nodes?
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The location of the lymph nodes is unlikely to be related to the uterus, and fibroid is usually not malignant.
Answered 5/22/2022
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