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Is pain in right breast with thickened breast tissue and swollen lymph node in neck just above right clavicle and another larger swolen gland on end of right clavicle near shoulder related?
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∙ 15y ago
any pain should be evaluated by a doctor. many times chest area nodes are just sweat glands that are swollen. see a doc. might be related to eachother. i am not a medical profeessional
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