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Chronic severe inner thigh pain, obese, 68 year, female. hypertension, diabetes.
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Infection: I would worry mostly about: abscess, cellulitis, and chronic candida infection. Do you have fever? Do you have a rash? Please have someone knowledgeable look at the painful area.
Answered 5/19/2014
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