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Bilateral palpable nodule
The nodules appear at the junction of thighs and trunk slightly away from the vulva, recurrent with no signs in between, painful having a firm feel, increases in size on walking a lot, is mobile and is bilateral.
Neck lymph nodes are swollen but due to an episode of sore throat and fever, consulted with ent specialist.
Usg examination was normal
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Please do a STI panel blood test from a good lab. That will help detect any infection. Also, if you have local skin infection, that will need treatment
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