“Swollen groin lymph nodes ”
I’ve had swollen lymph nodes in my groin for a couple months.
They’re moveable (less moveable further down my groin near my pubic bone due to space I believe), can get sore, can get a little irritated during my menstrual cycle then go back down once my cycle is over. That side of my groin is definitely more sensitive during my cycle.
I don’t have any symptoms of lymphoma, I don’t have night sweats, or weight loss, or back ache, or fatigue, or itching or sensitivity to alcohol. I feel completely fine and blood work came back good. I do have and have had athletes foot for a couple years that won’t go away and have only had one sexual partner in the past 8 years. I have an ultrasound coming up but curious what it could be or what I can ask to get answers? Do groin lymph nodes go back down?
They’re moveable (less moveable further down my groin near my pubic bone due to space I believe), can get sore, can get a little irritated during my menstrual cycle then go back down once my cycle is over. That side of my groin is definitely more sensitive during my cycle.
I don’t have any symptoms of lymphoma, I don’t have night sweats, or weight loss, or back ache, or fatigue, or itching or sensitivity to alcohol. I feel completely fine and blood work came back good. I do have and have had athletes foot for a couple years that won’t go away and have only had one sexual partner in the past 8 years. I have an ultrasound coming up but curious what it could be or what I can ask to get answers? Do groin lymph nodes go back down?
Female | 36 years old
Complaint duration: 7 months
Medications: Multi vitamins
Conditions: Swollen lymph nodes in groin
2 Answers
Swollen lymph nodes can definitely swell intermittently for a variety of reasons, you hit on most of the important questions we would ask night sweats, fever, chills, weight loss fatigue, risk for sexually transmitted diseases. Any recent travel? How big are they?
I agree with the ultrasound as next step. Keep me posted.
I agree with the ultrasound as next step. Keep me posted.
Lymph nodes can "go back down". Have a doctor examine you
