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Infection is a common cause of lymph node enlargement. There are times when even with resolution of infection, the lymph nodes are persistently enlarged. A recent infection would further increase the size of that previously enlarged lymph node. However, there are also other causes of lymph node enlargement. Lymphoma and metastatic carcinoma are examples.
It would be best to consult your doctor for evaluation.
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