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Palpable Lump Left Groin Is Represented By A Superficial Lymph Node

Hi my four year old son had a utlrasound and it says palpable lump left groin is represented by a superficial lymph node measuring 9mm. There are three smaller slightly more distal lymph nodes present. What does this mean????
posted on Sat, 31 Jul 2010
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Welcome to Healthcare magic
Nothing to worry as it is less than 30mm
Clean genitals and groin area properly during bath. Any rash needs treatment.
Regards
DrArun
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Palpable Lump Left Groin Is Represented By A Superficial Lymph Node

Hi Welcome to Healthcare magic Nothing to worry as it is less than 30mm Clean genitals and groin area properly during bath. Any rash needs treatment. Regards DrArun