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What can be the cause of swollen retroperitoneal paraaortic aortocaval nodes with chronic lowerback pain, no infection?
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Causes of enlarged: Lymph nodes are infection, inflammation, malignancy. But this might not be cause of your back pain. This sounds like a ct scan finding. Ask the doctor who ordered the scan what he thinks you should do. You will need to get further tests and maybe even a biopsy, .
Answered 1/5/2019
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