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I seen dr about two swollen nodes on groin she wants me to see surgeon due the size of them. are nodes bigger on petite people? that was her concern
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Groin nodes: A groin node that indicates disease is obviously abnormal. Huge, very fast growing, rocky hard, and/or stuck to something it shouldn't be. Little, slim folks do indeed have an easier time finding them. Mine grew every summer when I'd go barefoot. The surgeon will know best.
Answered 12/30/2015
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