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What does it mean on an mri report of "bilateral reactive lymph nodes"? doc isn't concerned about it says don't need to biopsy it...i'm concerned

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Reactive: Nodes appear somewhat larger than normal but overall maintain a normal lymph node appearance. They are quite common and often seen in the groin, neck, and axillae.

Answered 10/10/2017

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