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2 swollen lymph nodes, 12*6 and 12*7 mm in neck, low grade pain in neck, white tongue, all blood tests came normal, doctors say i, m healthy, any idea?

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Dr. David Martin answered

Specializes in ENT - Head & Neck Surgery

Lymphadenopathy: The two lymph nodes are "borderline" in size. I wouldn't be too concerned at this time, but you should have them reexamine at some point. A white tongue may be a yeast infection (we're you an any antibiotics?), and the neck pain can be from any number of things. Feel better.

Answered 2/6/2017

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ADDITIONAL EXAMS: Palpable nodes are not normal and indicate inflammation/infection . You may require biopsy of the mouth lesion. Also look for other possible "hidden' problem in the head/neck area.

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