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Common COVID vaccine side effect impacting mammogram results A serious symptom of cancer may just be a harmless side effect of the COVID vaccine. The confusion has some patients worried after their mammograms. Author: Amanda Jaeger Updated: 7:13 AM CDT May 7, 2021 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — As women get their yearly mammograms, doctors have noticed something impacting results: the presence of swollen lymph nodes, a common side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Stacy Smith Foley, Medical Director of The Breast Center at CARTI, said the swollen lymph nodes after a vaccine are not something to panic about. "The swollen lymph nodes are the body's natural response to being exposed to the vaccine," she said.