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Understanding Groin Lumps: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help

Inguinal mass or lump? Hello Doctor, thank you for taking the time to respond to my question despite your busy schedule. Last night, while preparing to take a shower, I suddenly felt a sharp pain in the groin area. During the shower, I noticed that pressing on the area was painfu...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It may just be localized lymphadenopathy. If you're concerned about the possibility of other issues (such as a local infection), you can consult an obstetrician-gynecologist or an infectious disease specialist.

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Understanding Hard Lumps Under the Armpit: When to Seek Further Evaluation

There is a hard lump in the armpit? Hello Doctor: Last month, I discovered a lump under my left armpit, approximately the size of a half baseball, and I consulted a surgeon at the hospital. I underwent fine needle aspiration, breast ultrasound, and mammography. The doctor informe...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
8*4 cm seems too large, and since there are already accompanying symptoms, it is recommended to consult a plastic surgeon or a general surgeon to determine if surgical removal is necessary.

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Understanding Lymph Nodes in the Groin: When to Seek Medical Advice

Multiple lymph nodes in the left groin and left thigh region? I engaged in high-risk sexual behavior from February to April and underwent an HIV test four months later, which came back negative. However, I later discovered multiple 1 cm hard lumps in my left groin and the inner t...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is recommended to visit an obstetrician-gynecologist.

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Understanding Lymph Nodes: Common Concerns and Expert Answers

Questions related to lymph nodes? Hello Dr. Hu: I have lymph nodes on both sides of my neck (at the lower part of the sternocleidomastoid muscle, near the clavicle) that I noticed around March. They are both movable, with the left side being larger than the right. A CT scan in Ap...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
If there has been no enlargement, and a CT scan was performed in April to rule out malignancy, and it decreases after taking anti-inflammatory medication, then observation is recommended. Regarding question 5: it is certainly possible that it could be caused by chronic pharyngiti...

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Understanding a Hard Lump on the Clavicle: When to See an Oncologist

Clavicular mass Hello, Doctor: Recently, I discovered a round, hard lump approximately 0.6 cm in size above my left clavicle (near the throat/top of the clavicle). It is visibly protruding and fixed to the bone, not movable. When I raise my left arm, it causes pain in that area, ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is recommended to first consult an orthopedic specialist.

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Understanding Lumps in the Armpit: When to Seek Medical Attention

Round hard mass in the axilla? Hello, I noticed a small lump under my right armpit about two months ago. A few years ago, I had a similar lump on my left armpit, which was about 1 cm in size and occasionally produced a strange-smelling discharge. I assumed the situation on the ri...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Redness and tenderness upon pressure should be indicative of localized inflammation (such as acne or folliculitis).

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Mucus in Stool: Understanding Symptoms and Concerns for Teens

Mucus present in stool wiping? I am currently 14 years old. Recently, when I wipe after using the bathroom, there is mucus on the toilet paper (similar to clear nasal mucus). I'm not sure if the amount is a lot or a little, but the mucus usually surrounds the stool. I'm...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
There are anal glands located near the anus, which secrete mucus responsible for lubricating the rectal and perianal tissues. Therefore, this is a normal physiological phenomenon and should not cause excessive concern.

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Understanding Groin Lumps: Causes, Concerns, and Connections

Inguinal mass Hello doctor, today while showering, I felt a hard lump in my left groin area, which is about 0.5 cm in size, firm, not easily movable, and painful (it hurts when pressed). Additionally, when I squeezed it, it bled a little (leaving a slight stinging sensation). A y...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
The pain and bleeding upon pressure should be attributed to localized subcutaneous inflammation (possibly acne or folliculitis).

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Understanding Lymph Node Enlargement and Fibrosis: Key Concerns

Lymphadenopathy? Fibrosis? Hello Doctor: I am 20 years old, and I noticed about four to five swollen lymph nodes on the side of my lower jaw and neck approximately five or six years ago (each about less than two centimeters). They are not painful and can be moved (they were painf...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
1. Not very likely; if inflammation is present, once the inflamed area reduces in swelling, the remaining fibrosis will not occur. 2. Unlikely.

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Understanding Left Submandibular Lymph Nodes: Tumor or Not?

Left submandibular lymph nodes Hello doctor, I have felt a round, soft lump on my lower left jaw for the past few weeks. It is not painful. Could this be a tumor or what other symptoms could it indicate?


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is likely just lymphadenopathy, which may be caused by local infection, a cold, or localized inflammation. It is recommended to simply observe the condition.

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Understanding Blood Test Results: Neutrophils and Lymphocytes Explained

Blood Test Report Hello Doctor, on August 13th, my blood test results showed a WBC of 7.6, hemoglobin of 12.4, Neutrophils at 58.6%, Lymphocytes at 33%, and Monocytes at 7.5%. However, in today's blood test, my WBC is 6830, hemoglobin is 12.5, Neutrophils at 43.4%, Lymphocyt...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
Neutrophils 40-75% and Lymphocytes 20-56% are considered normal. The percentages of Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Basophils, and Eosinophils are determined by the automated analysis of 500 white blood cells. Therefore, the percentages calculated from blood drawn at differe...

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Understanding Painful Groin Lumps: When to Seek Medical Help

There is a hard lump on the mons pubis? About one or two months ago, I discovered a lump on the right side of my vulva that hurts when pressed lightly. At first, I thought it was a pimple, and after squeezing it, I noticed some white particles and pus, which made me more certain ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
You can go to see an obstetrician-gynecologist.

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Understanding Lumps in the Arm and Armpit: What to Expect from MRI Results

There is a lump on the wrist, and I also feel a lump under the armpit? Doctor, my mother has a lump on her wrist and a hard mass in the middle of her armpit that feels firm when pressed. She does not have a fever or cough. The doctor has ordered an MRI. If the lump is not attache...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is usually not necessary to redo the MRI. It is recommended to bring both the MRI images (CD) and the printed report with you.

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Understanding Groin Pain: When to Worry About a Lump and Seek Help

Sports injuries I would like to ask if the gradual disappearance of a lump in the groin indicates that it is just a mild groin strain? If it is a mild groin strain, will it heal on its own? If I go to a large hospital for a groin strain, which department should I see?


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
You can make an appointment with the orthopedic department.

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Persistent Lymph Node Swelling: Causes and Concerns Explained

Persistent lymphadenopathy? Hello, Doctor! About three weeks ago, I had a fever (around 38 degrees Celsius) and muscle aches, but no cold symptoms. Two days later, I noticed swollen lymph nodes behind both ears and the mid-right side of my neck, which were tender (the largest swe...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is usually caused by an infection, and it is recommended to simply observe it; if there is no discomfort, it is advised not to keep squeezing or pressing on it.

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Understanding Lymph Node Swelling: Causes and When to Worry

Lymphadenopathy Hello Doctor, previously I had swelling in the lymph nodes on the right side of my neck, with about three nodes approximately 1 cm in size, soft in texture and movable. After a physical examination, the doctor said not to worry, indicating that there are many reas...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It is recommended to simply observe.

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Understanding Lymphadenopathy and Its Connection to HIV

Lymphadenopathy and its relationship with HIV? Hello, doctor. I have noticed that the lymph node below my earlobe, near the end of my jawbone, is somewhat swollen. It's not very large, but it is painful when pressed. Two weeks ago, I engaged in high-risk behavior. Currently,...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
It would be more appropriate to consult an infectious disease specialist!

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Can Nucleic Acid Drinks Really Repair Cells and Inhibit Cancer Growth?

Food Consultation Hello Dr. Hu: Currently, friends and family are introducing a product called "Fuzhi Zhi" from Japan, which claims that nucleic acids can inhibit cancer cell growth and repair cells. Its product is a nucleic acid beverage with natural DN collagen, pri...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
1. From a theoretical perspective, it can repair DNA and eliminate free radicals, reducing cellular damage and long-term chronic inflammation. 2. From a clinical standpoint, such products are classified as dietary supplements; regarding their efficacy in cancer prevention and inh...

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Should You Be Concerned About Lumps in Your Neck and Groin?

Hard lumps can be felt in the clavicle, neck, and groin areas? Hello Doctor, as mentioned in the subject, I can feel about five small hard lumps in the area of my clavicle and neck. The smallest is about the size of a mung bean, while the largest is roughly the size of one-third ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
If there is no enlargement or any discomfort, it is recommended to simply monitor the situation.

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Understanding Lymph Node Swelling: When to Seek Medical Advice

Suspected cervical lymphatic issues? Hello, doctor. Around April of this year, I felt a swelling sensation on the left side of my Adam's apple, so I went to the ENT department at a nearby hospital. I was diagnosed with lymphadenopathy and was prescribed a five-day course of ...


Dr. Hu Ziren reply Oncology
1. If you only feel lumps on both sides of the Adam's apple, it is usually a benign condition (such as upper respiratory infections or inflammation); however, if you can feel lumps above both clavicles, the issue could be more serious (some may be benign diseases of the uppe...

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