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Lithum18

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Lump On Groin Area. Posted: 04-01-07 13:29pm


hey, Last week, 24th march i went to Alton towers, and i walked in to a pole and hurt my groin area and it brused a few days later. but the other day i felt a lump there and im worryed it could be somthing, it hurts a little bit as well, not much just like what a bruse feels like. do you think im over reacting or could it just be from when i walked into the pole? please help! Thanks.

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Re: Lump On Groin Area.
Posted: 04-01-07 16:51pm

Lithum18 wrote:

hey,

Last week, 24th march i went to Alton towers, and i walked in to a pole and hurt my groin area and it brused a few days later.

but the other day i felt a lump there and im worryed it could be somthing, it hurts a little bit as well, not much just like what a bruse feels like.
do you think im over reacting or could it just be from when i walked into the pole?

please help!

Thanks.

Probably a bruise. You said it feels like a bruise, right? In the same place where you walked into the pole? If it doesn't get better in a week, go see a doctor.

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Re: Lump On Groin Area.
Posted: 04-01-07 17:42pm

Ingi wrote:

Lithum18 wrote:

Probably a bruise. You said it feels like a bruise, right? In the same place where you walked into the pole? If it doesn't get better in a week, go see a doctor.

Yea, thats what my mum told me to do as well.
lets just hope it gose down!

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Re: Lump On Groin Area.
Posted: 04-02-07 10:26am

Lithum18 wrote:

Yea, thats what my mum told me to do as well.
lets just hope it gose down!

It wouldn't have anything to do with cervical cancer and I doubt it would have anything to do with ovarian cancer either. So if those are your concerns, you can put those out of your mind.

Good luck!

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Re: Lump On Groin Area.
Posted: 04-03-07 02:19am

Ingi wrote:

Lithum18 wrote:

Yea, thats what my mum told me to do as well.
lets just hope it gose down!

I know that, i just didnt know which thread to post it in thats why i put it in here!

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