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Have any one of you doctors seen post covid inguinal lymphadentis.
I got recovered from covid on September 1st 2021,.after two days of it, I have observed swollen lymph nodes in groin and neck part.
Done FNAC, they gave report of reactive.
Cervical one reduced but inguinal still persists today( 2 October).
Can you guys guide me on this kindly?
Also again FNAC was done to me yesterday they gave same report of reactive.
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Lymphadenopathy is common in viral illness.. Don't panic.. Keep ur health in a good condition..
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Detailed consultation is advisable
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Need to be evaluated further
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It's normal to have lymphadenopathy during Viral illness (like covid).it should subside in a month or so. So no need to worry... Consult if increasing in size, or presence of pain or discharge or finding new one s.
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