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Swollen Cervical Lymph Node, Enlarged Axillary Lymph Nodes. D&C Done. Lymphoma?

Hi , I ve have had a swollen @ 1/2 inch posterior cervical lymph node for about 8 wks now, it is firm , no pain. I ve recently got enlarged axillary lymph nodes - these are painful to touch. Last week a rash appeared on the back of my neck . I had a d and c 12 wks ago and a bout of thrush occurred post sx. Any ideas please as I m worried I could have lymphoma . Fine in myself otherwise
Wed, 26 Sep 2012
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I had trouble understanding one part of your writing, but it depends on what you mean by enlarged lymph nodes. Only lymph nodes with more than 15 mm diameter are considered enlarged. Even in that situation, when you are infected, it is a normal reaction of your body. If you have persistant lymph node enlargement, you should consult your physician
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Swollen Cervical Lymph Node, Enlarged Axillary Lymph Nodes. D&C Done. Lymphoma?

I had trouble understanding one part of your writing, but it depends on what you mean by enlarged lymph nodes. Only lymph nodes with more than 15 mm diameter are considered enlarged. Even in that situation, when you are infected, it is a normal reaction of your body. If you have persistant lymph node enlargement, you should consult your physician