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Its it normal to feel a pea size lymph node on the posterior cervical region when press? i recovered from dengue fever 2 months ago by the way.
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Normal: Unlikely because of not enough spots.There are different definition, but 6 or more sports greater than 1/4 inch size is a standard.So not probable.
Answered 7/30/2013
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