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Can tendonitis cause lyme nodes in the groin to swell?
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See your PCP: for evaluation and consultation. It could be the lymph nodes, inguinal hernia or other pathology. It is critical to differentiate between an inguinal hernia and other conditions that may present with similar signs. The visit to your doctor is important.
Answered 8/15/2014
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