Swollen Groin Lymph Nodes
Swollen groin lymph nodes (inguinal lymphadenopathy) usually indicate some type of infection in the local region (e.g. STDs, syphilis, chancroid, Bartholin’s abscess, etc.). Less commonly, there may be a non-infectious cause, such as a systemic disorder or
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Causes
Infections: Infectious causes of swollen groin (inguinal) lymph nodes include:
- Chancroid
- Syphilis
- Lymphogranuloma venereum
- Bartholin’s Abscess
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- Chancroid: Chancroid, also called soft chancre, is a bacterial sexually transmitted disease. It is uncommon in the developed world and more
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