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Do I have Non Hodgkins Lymphoma or any Lymphoma?
Hello,
Basically I have had large lymph nodes in my next for several years now. They are hard and feel like they are attached to something and are painless! I have one on the left side of my neck (which is between my head and shoulder) and I have one under my chin and one on the back left side of my neck. I am really freaking out. In the past I have had a Ultrasound and the doctors did not seem to worry about it saying it doesn't look like anything to worry about and that lymph nodes can just stay enlarged after an infection has been caught.
Can someone shed any light on my situation please?
Thank you
Basically I have had large lymph nodes in my next for several years now. They are hard and feel like they are attached to something and are painless! I have one on the left side of my neck (which is between my head and shoulder) and I have one under my chin and one on the back left side of my neck. I am really freaking out. In the past I have had a Ultrasound and the doctors did not seem to worry about it saying it doesn't look like anything to worry about and that lymph nodes can just stay enlarged after an infection has been caught.
Can someone shed any light on my situation please?
Thank you
I have the same. I have a enlarged lymph node on the left supraclavicular area and another one on the right side of my neck, just above my jaw. Just wanted to know if it's possible to have those lymph nodes enlarged for such a long time, without having any malignant desease or systemic infection.
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under my jaw*
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