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Anterior Cervical, Bilateral Tonsilar Lymph Nodes And Bilateral Inguinal Nodes. BMI Given. Suggestion?

Hello doctor, I am 26yrs old,female. have left anterior cervical , left preauricular and bilateral tonsilar lymph nodes palpable for 2 years and bilateral inguinal nodes palpable for a year and a half and able to palpate the submental node for past 6 months. they were never painful,all the size of a small peanut..my BMI is around 17.5 for the past 4 yrs .. ( am thin since childhood) what do i do?
Fri, 11 Oct 2013
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood your concern. According to your symptoms it seems like lymphadenopathy. Some times it must be a persistent generalized lyphadenopathy possibly without apparent cause which will last for long time. You need to be rule out for malignant causes. Thank you.
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Anterior Cervical, Bilateral Tonsilar Lymph Nodes And Bilateral Inguinal Nodes. BMI Given. Suggestion?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood your concern. According to your symptoms it seems like lymphadenopathy. Some times it must be a persistent generalized lyphadenopathy possibly without apparent cause which will last for long time. You need to be rule out for malignant causes. Thank you.