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Painless lympnode in left groin area
Hello doctor two days back I have seen a painless lympnode in my left groin area. I have no other symptoms like weight loss, loss of appetite, no tiredness, fever, night sweat. Two weeks back I went to visit a ortho surgeon to show my shoulder swelling and under arm swelling. He checked my armpits and told me that no lymph nodes present in armpits. And told me that if I want I can take a Peripheral smear test. But yesterday only I took that test and I got the result today. I'm attaching the result along with this. I don't know still it's a lymph node or something else. There is no swelling around that area. Pls give me a reply doctor.
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Smear study is normal.
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Peripheral smear study is normal only.
If you want to know the exact picture of lymph node, kindly go for fine needle aspiration biopsy.
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kindly consult with me for further clarification
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Dr. Balaji Chittipotula
General Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Srikakulam
get fnac of lymph node ...
peripheral smear is normal
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
ideally USG guided FNAC primarily should be done, so that it can give an idea for diagnosis and followed by treatment. Any symptoms do you have?
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