I went to the doctor today for an enlarged cervical nontender lymph node x3 weeks and a growth on my thyroid cartilage. Had an X-Ray of neck- waiting for results. Blood tests came back today- positive for mono. However WBCs normal and I have not had so

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Question I went to the doctor

Submitted by Zulonic on Fri, 11/13/2009 - 22:12.

Question I went to the doctor today for an enlarged cervical nontender lymph node x3 weeks and a growth on my thyroid cartilage. Had an X-Ray of neck- waiting for results. Blood tests came back today- positive for mono. However WBCs normal and I have not had sore throat or fever or fatigue. I have heard that false positive mono tests may occur with lymphomas. Anyone know more?

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