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Have a lump in groin area, 2-3 cm and movable. appeared abruptly then faded away only to appear abruptly again 4 weeks later. should i be concerned?
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Lump: Hernia, cyst, lymphnode are all possibilities. This should be evaluated.
Answered 1/5/2019
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