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      Niek Vink
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      Dear all,

      I have a question regarding myself. Since about 6 weeks I have noticed a bilateral swelling in my neck in zone 2.

      I have had no other clinical symptoms, also not in the weeks before first noticing the swelling.

      I went to the doctor this week to check it out and they did some bloodwork that came back negative. She did not feel any lumps though and since I have it bilateral she is not worried and told me to wait another six weeks. She did not think an ultrasound was necessary.

      Did not really feel comfortable since I do feel the lumps and the swelling. Decided to scan my neck (I am a physio and not trained in thyroid ultrasdound) and found some swollen lymph nodes I think. The largest one I measured in short and long axis (see attached pic).

      The good:
      It is wider than tall
      It is completely a-vascular (guess that is a good thing?)
      Homogeneous
      No signs of high peripheral

      The bad:
      I have no explanation for the swelling
      I cant see a hilum in any of the nodes
      I feel them getting bigger instead of smaller

      I hope these are just reactive lymph nodes, but the loss of the hilum and normal bloodwork makes me doubt.

      What do you think?

      For all my scans see this link:
      https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/2f9g45q95ftry8p78rmlf/AM3RusqPPaKB2PpydF6VgfY?rlkey=07wckl1qlrk9j09gyh25iq4qd&st=w3dqrvr4&dl=0

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