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This sounds like an infection. Get a doctor to examine it.
Every body, has lymph nodes in there groin. It is not normal for them to be swollen though. If they are swollen, your body is trying to fight of an infection. thankfully It is rarely anything serious.
Yes, definitely, if the skin infection is affecting the inguinal area.
I don't think bubeo is a word. Did you mean bubo? A bubo is a swollen lymph node typically in the armpit or groin.
It's probably not a cyst. It's probably an swollen lymph node which means there is an infection in your body. Check your underarm to see if other lymph nodes are swollen.
the lymph nodes help with healing. if your right leg has an infection then the lymph nodes will be swollen. they get swollen because the white blood cells carry bacteria to the lymph nodes to fight and kill the bacteria that are causing the infection. whenever there is an infection usually the white blood cells go to that area to help fight off the bacteria. so its going to be swollen and tender if there are more white blood cells in one spot than there usually is. all it is, is an infection of some kind being fought off. see a dr.
Do a normal wedgie and after that kick yourself in the groin
It is generalized which means swelling of the nodes occur in several parts of the body including arm pits groin and neck
You will get big swollen lumps around your groin and armpits ( buboes ) then you will get a fever and start being sick hope that helped xx
A CBC checks your blood count not really for illness. Unless you have an infection your white blood count would be normal. It's a problem you really need to dicuss with your doctor as it could be serious but not necessarily HIV, especially if you have no known exposure or high risk activities. If you know you have been exposed to HIV, let your doctor know right away. There are all sorts of things that can give you swollen lymph nodes, from the 'flu right up to HIV. You really need to discuss all this with your doctor as the answer above says.