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I've been having some mild burning pain in the inner/under side of both thighs and have noticed there are small "lumps" along this region from groin down to knee underneath the skin. are there lymph nodes in this region? what else could they be?
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Those findings are not inflamed lymph nodes. You should see a doctor if symptoms persist or get worse. Good luck.
Answered 7/12/2023
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