Question 1

can non-hodgkins lymphoma cause groin and leg pain?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: If enlarged lymph nodes (containing lymphoma) are in the pelvis or groin area, this could cause groin/leg pain.

Question 2

lifting and pulling stuff and felt a pull quick short pain in groin later on two sore knots were there. could it be muscle knots or lymphoma?

Accepted Answer

Not lymphoma: Lymphoma is presence of malignant transformation in  existing lymph nodes that when left unchecked will spread to adjacent nodes and enlarge. When tw  knots appeared in groin that were non existent prior to the "pull" in a female it is consistent with  herniation of small bowel thru the femoral canal medial to the neurovascular pedicle in the thigh.  If not reduced should be seen by surgeon.

Question 3

i have swelling in groin, is it lymphoma?

Accepted Answer

Impossible to: Comment without more information. The most common cause would be a hernia. Is it a lump or just tissue fullness? Could be fluid or a discrete lump which could be a lymph node.

Question 4

can symptoms of lymphoma come and go
i have lost 65 pds in about six months eating 5 x more
now having pain in both sides of neck and groin
very weak

Accepted Answer

Doubt lymphoma: However, if this is unexplained weight loss and you feel bad, then I'll conclude that you are seriously sick. You need a workup by a capable physician. This can be anything from a malignant lymphoma as you suspect to something as commonplace as overlooked gluten enteropathy or adult-onset cystic fibrosis to Whipple's to any of several dozen others.

Question 5

when glands are swollen for lymphoma or something malignant are they usually pretty big? mine is slightly enlarged but less than 1cm width-groin

Accepted Answer

Watch and wait: Lymph glands in the groin and neck can sometimes become slightly enlarged. Watch the gland about once a month. If it more than double in size, additional glands become large, the gland becomes painful or ulcerates, see your doctor.
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex.

Question 6

can i have lymphoma (groin lump/itchiness)?

Accepted Answer

Possible : The first thing you need to do is see your doctor.  There are other more likely problems, such as an irritant, infection, inflammatory condition.  Hope this helps.

Question 7

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

Accepted Answer

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 8

if a lymph node is the size of golf ball or a tad bit smaller in the groin, does that mean it's lymphoma?'

Accepted Answer

Enlarged node: I would not jump to that conclusion. This does need evaluation. Biopsy, imaging, blood tests, physical examination and history are used to make that type of diagnosis.

Question 9

i have two knots under skin in groin area after lifting stuff for a week they are a little sore. what's the chance of it being lymphoma? i feel fine

Accepted Answer

Exam best: If you feel there are definite lumps in the groin it's best to be examined to check for enlarged lymph nodes or a hernia. Even if there is nothing significant found by the physicians examination,the peace of mind is worthwhile.

Question 10

interpret, please? "multiple lymph nodes are shown in both groins. there is eccentric thickening of the nodule cortex involving multiple nodes. the hilum appears preserved in the vast majority of the visible nodes." could this be lymphoma?

Accepted Answer

: You did not mention the lymph nodes' size which is an important factor besides the sonographic charaterictics. Size of the biggest lymph node and its sonographic characteristics is required for a better interpretation.

Get Virtual Care

For Businesses

About Us

HealthTap Online Primary Care Doctors Accepting New Patients

Doctor answers about:

Lymphoma groin pain

A member asked:

Can non-hodgkins lymphoma cause groin and leg pain?

A member asked:

Lifting and pulling stuff and felt a pull quick short pain in groin later on two sore knots were there. could it be muscle knots or lymphoma?

A member asked:

I have swelling in groin, is it lymphoma?

A member asked:

Can symptoms of lymphoma come and go i have lost 65 pds in about six months eating 5 x more now having pain in both sides of neck and groin very weak

A member asked:

When glands are swollen for lymphoma or something malignant are they usually pretty big? mine is slightly enlarged but less than 1cm width-groin

A member asked:

Can i have lymphoma (groin lump/itchiness)?

A member asked:

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

A member asked:

If a lymph node is the size of golf ball or a tad bit smaller in the groin, does that mean it's lymphoma?'

A member asked:

I have two knots under skin in groin area after lifting stuff for a week they are a little sore. what's the chance of it being lymphoma? i feel fine

A member asked:

Interpret, please? "multiple lymph nodes are shown in both groins. there is eccentric thickening of the nodule cortex involving multiple nodes. the hilum appears preserved in the vast majority of the visible nodes." could this be lymphoma?

HealthTap Online Primary Care Doctors Accepting New Patients

Telemedicine

Primary Care

Manage Your Conditions

Women's Health

Children's Health

Men's Health

Senior Health

Wellness, Prevention & Lifestyle

Sexual Health

Mental & Behavioral Health

Travel Medicine

Urgent Care

Didn't find what you're looking for?

More of what we treat

Allergies

Antibiotics

Asthma

High Blood Pressure

Prescriptions

Type 2 Diabetes

For Businesses

Company

Health Content

Join Us

Download HealthTap

Questions?