On previous.. inguinal area

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Asked for Female, 23 Years

So this is about my previously asked question. I had had what I assume a lump on my inguinal area (either sides). I got an answer that it can be an STD. Is it even possible cause I don't have multiple partners. Only one (Lol). I'm engaged. So back to the topic. It's better now. I used to get pain if I sneeze and stuff. But it's better now. I have always taken care by being hygienic and used product to wash my privates. I read it that it needs surgery or can be an appendix and blah blah. So is that so ... Or is it something that comes and goes. I'm very think as well. Might just be a muscle spasm or I'm just curious before ending up in a hospital. Can this kind of thing get serious?

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Dr. Mamta Pattnayak Gynecologist 28 yrs exp Gurgaon Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mamta Pattnayak

Gynecologist 28 yrs exp Gurgaon

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Hi. Please meet doctor personally. As it may be muscle pain, may be appendix, may be lymph node may be nothing as you r thinking..... so meet doctor. The diagosis can't be only theory.... and google can give you any answer.

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