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Can A Swollen Lymph Node Cause Itching And Bruising When There S A Hormone Pellet Inserted In Buttock?

I have a swollen lymph node in right groin. I m 30 year old female with no other symptoms. recently had bio-identical hormone pellets inserted 9 weeks ago to right buttock. Had some itching and bruising reappear last week when I noticed the swollen lymph node. Is this most likely related?
posted on Thu, 17 Oct 2013
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Hi,

The itching and bruising could be related to local damages due to inserted pellets (allergy reaction/infection) which has involved local lymphnodes.

I suggest to talk to your gynecologist to further evaluate the site of insertion and to get the pellets removed.

All the best!
Dr.Alba
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Can A Swollen Lymph Node Cause Itching And Bruising When There S A Hormone Pellet Inserted In Buttock?

Hi, The itching and bruising could be related to local damages due to inserted pellets (allergy reaction/infection) which has involved local lymphnodes. I suggest to talk to your gynecologist to further evaluate the site of insertion and to get the pellets removed. All the best! Dr.Alba