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Intermittent fever of 101, body aches, and moderate pain in groin lymph nodes for 3 days. no other symptoms. does this sound like a virus?
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Yes and no: The first part of your description sounds like a classic viral syndrome: fever, body aches, but moderate pain in the groin (inguinal) lymph nodes could point to a more serious bacterial infection. I would recommend seeing your gynecologist or primary care provider to determine why you have the lymph node swelling. It may be viral, but it would be safer to get a physical exam to be sure.
Answered 8/25/2014
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