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397090 tn?1240497812

in need of info.

last summer my lympth node gland on the right side of my vaginal area swelled up.kept me bedriddin for about 3 months due to the severe pain..even makes my leg hurt.....after the dr's ruled out any sexual transmitted disease they looked at me ..told me they were clueless....well its back ...same gland swollen again ...same pain (just not as bad yet)....has anyone had this happen to them?....anyone ever get a true diagnosis?...i plan on goin back to dr. just dont wanna spend thousands for them to tell me .."they dont know"
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397090 tn?1240497812
thank u so much for answering my ?......its nice to know there are some good people in the world that care about others....i had my thyroid checked last summer when it first swelled up...all tests came back fine....so im still clueless.....but i am gonna get that test done that you suggested....but i will be sure to let you know the outcome.

                                    thank you so much,
                                      christina
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Hello,
Lymphadenopathy (swollen lymph nodes) is usually caused by a viral or bacterial infection. Other causes include allergic reactions, arthritis, cancer, metabolic diseases, and an overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism).

Depending on the consistency of the lymph nodes,soft nodes are most likely ginfection or inflammation, firm but rubbery nodes could be lymphoma and rock hard nodes are more likely from some other type of metastatic cancer not lymphoma.

I would suggest a FNAC and biopsy of the swollen lymph node to confirm the diagnosis.Treatment depends on the same.
I hope that helps.Take care and pls do keep me posted.
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