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If the spine is the focus of the MRI, then it is unlikely that it would report any other pathologies outside of the spine, whether you use contrast or not. Neck lymph nodes are quite common in the general population and this is most commonly due to infection somewhere in the head. I myself have enlarged lymph nodes which is attributed to severe seborrheic dermatitis along with some scalp infections.
However, it is still best to have this examined by your doctor just to be sure it would be nothing serious.
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Should I get an appointment to see the ENT again or should I just stick with my GP and see what she says in 3 weeks?
My grandfather did have lung cancer so I am a little freaked out about that but he also smoked non filtered cigs for 40 years. I guess that is no difference though because I am at 12 years. I need to quit!!!