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PostPosted: 05/23/07 - 10:42    Post subject: lymph on shoulder near neck Vote now! Reply with quote
i hav lymph on shoulder near neck on right side. it has no pain and seems normal by touching it. my health is alright no fever or any thing else. is it cancer or normal lymph
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