Enlarged lymph nodes in neck

Hi all,

I discovered two enlarged lymph nodes (bilateral) on my neck about two months ago. I went to see ENT specialist. The CT with contrast came back saying "There is bilateral cervical adenopathy. The lymph nodes are small in size and I do not see any abnormally enlarged lymph nodes." & "There is moderate cervical adenopathy which is nonspecific. This may be reactive adenopathy. There is no evidence for sinusitis or other infection."

Now I was put on antibiotics by my ENT specialist and need to follow up in about one month.

My question is when I see the films of the CT by myself, I do see some enlarged lymph nodes. I don't think they are small in size ( how to determine size? long axis? short axis?)

Is there anything I need to do except taking antibiotics and seeing ENT in one month?

Thanks and take care.