Lump groin area male
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I do not think this fits the signs and symptoms of prostate or testicular cancer. Dampness in the groin area is sometimes expected since these areas of the body (eg armpits, groin and in women beneath the breasts) are usually covered. The warmth , sweat and moisture may cause the sensation of dampness.
Prostate and testicular cancer may present with changes in urinary patterns and sexual responses.
Do you perform regular testicular examinations ?
m an 18 year old male that has suddenly noticed a sort of blackish red and painless lump in the upper left of my groin. It was hard, unmoving and bled alot when I accidentally cut into it. When I cut it and let it bleed a bit before cleaning it up, it reduced in size. Could this lump just be filled with blood or could it he something troublesome?
the symptoms I have is the feeling that I need to urinates. pains in my lower back (I suffer from sciatica ) a dull pain in my groin area below my waist. Its at its worst when I am sitting down for long period.
I am going for an ulrtasound, will this detemine what it is right away or will i need invesigative surgery.
yesterday one of my friends discovered a hard painless lump located in her right side of groin area. she told me that a week ago she was experiencing a pain in her right leg but there was no lump present. could this pain be related to the lump that's there now? what could this lump be?
t really pay attention to it until recently) I have had swollen lymph nodes in my groin, along with pain in the groin area mostley around the pelvic bone? but only on the right side. (sorry not to sure about the proper names) this all followed by a poor sleeping pattern, and fatigue throught the day. The thing that got me worried is on the spot where i have some pain in the groin area was a browish rash, bearley visable.
About November I noticed a small lump on my inner thigh about 6 inches down from my groin I thought it was a pimple or ingrown hair and tried to pop it. it soon became brown and the size of a ping pong ball. My wife says it looked infected. over the next to weeks it shrunk down to a small pimple and I thought it would be gone. TOday I noticed it is starting to grow again. and it is painful. Maybe my touching it is agrivating it or could this be some sort of STD.
Then i started to read about these and lymphoma and after that i have checked my groin area. And this is where i was surprised. I am able to feel on my groins a lot of lumps/nodes on both sides(around 4-5 on left and 3-4 on right site), the biggest one there is around 2cm. These are much harder comparing to the one on neck and it is not moving aswell. This got me very worried and I am not sure if this is normal or not and if people should feel their nodes on this area.
ill get straight to the point, about yesterday i was having uneasy feelings around my armpit area, this morning when i woke up it was hurting a little and the pain is still there, i put some ointment on it and itstarted to burn, about a month ago i had a little painless lump on the groin area , but this one is painful, ive also had nasal congestion for the past 2 months and im pretty sure its due to allergies, this lump on the armpit is hurting whenever i touch it or around the area.
1. burning sensation around my hips, right groin area, upper buttox, and inner right thy from sitting too long or standing too long.
2. sharp pains in my right side above groin after too many hours of being on my feet.
3. sore right testicle.
4. cant run, jump, or twist
5. pain in left knee sometimes
one time i had to lay down for a few days because after 4 days of menial daily tasks my whole abdominal area hurt when i coughed.
bleeding from the urethra or blood in the urine, weak or interrupted flow of urine, frequent urination, discharge from the urethra or enlarged lymph nodes in the groin area? Risk factore for urethral cancer include: having a history of bladder cancer, having conditions that cause chronic, swollen, reddened part in the urethra, being 60 or older and being a white female.
It would be best to visit your doctor for proper evaluation and dispel any worries regarding cancer.
Take care and regards.
Even after removing them, the right area was still very sore. I attempted to massage the area in hopes of rubbing out the soreness, but felt a lump instead. Instantly freaked out because I'm one of those annoying Google people, who will research until I've read every single website!!
I did notice that I couldn't seem to find the lump when lying down in bed at night.
That same week, I decided to call my OBGYN and make an appointment.
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