Question 1

lump in groin but it doesn't hurt?

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Hernia?LymphNode?: Possible causes of a lump in the groin include a hernia, an enlarged lymph node, a lipoma, or an abscess.  Each of these will have features on physical examination that will help determine the correct diagnosis;  therefore, it is imperative that you make an appointment to see your primary care doctor to help sort this out.  Good luck!

Question 2

lump in groin pain in groin?

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See general surgery: Several possibilities exist. Commonly this may be a hernia but it will require a physical examination and history by an experienced surgeon to determine the next step in both diagnosis and care.

Question 3

i have a lump in groin 1 1?

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Several: Hernia
lymph node( any infection in the leg?)
trauma 
other masses or illnesses
needs a checkup.

Question 4

what should i do about lump in groin area?

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See a doctor: Wihtout knowing anything else, this sounds like a hernia. See a doctor for further evaluation.

Question 5

i have a lump in groin area but sono was negative?

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Depends: Could be a hernia it the lump comes and goes. The good news is that it sounds like you do not have any enlarged lymph nodes which could be a sign of a cancer.

Question 6

lump in groin is a bit hard and is around the size of a marble, i haven't been ill and it randomly appeared?

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Lump in my groin: While this may be a reactive lymph node or small infection, any new lump, especially in this area, shisho be evaluated by your medical care giver. Please see your doctor if this persists for further evaluation. Feel better soon!

Question 7

female, 18. lump in groin area: painless, firm but not hard, marble size and growing. it was first noticed about 5 months ago.. what could it be?

Accepted Answer

Lymph node/cyst: Call your physician for a pelvic examination, evaluation and treatment.

Question 8

have a lump in groin area, 2-3 cm and movable.  appeared abruptly then faded away only to appear abruptly again 4 weeks later.  should i be concerned?

Accepted Answer

Lump: Hernia, cyst, lymphnode are all possibilities. This should be evaluated.

Question 9

lump in groin but it doesn't hurt. could it be lymphoma?

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Yes, it could: Be hernia or enlarged lymph node, hard to tell sometimes.  Lymph node enlargement can be caused by benign or malignant problems.  Consult your doctor for immediate evaluation.

Question 10

pea-sized lump in groin  area. not sure how long it was there?

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Pea-sized lump: The most common pea-sized (3-5 mm) lump in the groin area is an ingrown-hair which blocks up a hair follicle and enlarges as normal gland secretions can't get out. These will usually take care of themselves, as long as the hair follicle itself does not get infected from the irritation, in which case an antibiotic would be indicated. Another possibility is a lymph gland, but these are usually large.

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