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Lymph nodes

I am worried about my daughter, my worst fear is that she has cancer and for some odd reason i'm scared to take her to the doctor, Since my daughter was born she has always had mid size lymph nodes on her neck and they heart her she is now 11 yrs old and the doctor i made aware of it numerous yrs ago , they told me she probably has an infection so they gave me antibiotics and she took but what we treating. Well My daughter was diagnosted with hpylori yrs ago and treated she was also told to go to a ENT they put her to sleep and put a tube down her nose and also did another test where they found a polyp in her throat on her vocal cords  , they told me it was nothing to worry about but i know it's more to it, Her voice is so hoarse that she doesn't and has never sound normal , and mind you the lymph nodes are still there . What should I do?
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535822 tn?1443976780
Go back and ask questions of them ,make notes of all you want to ask, ask to see an ENT specialist again and insist they look into it, do not be fudged off with nothing . If you demand answers they will look into her problem.
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