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"I have swelling in my right groin and it's painful. I'm wondering if I should see a doctor or wait for it to resolve on its own." | Medimap

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"I have swelling in my right groin and it's painful. I'm wondering if I should see a doctor or wait for it to resolve on its own."

If you have a swollen lump in your right groin that is painful to touch, but without any redness, it is best to consult a doctor. It's important to seek medical advice if the symptoms do not improve within a few days.

"I have swelling in my right groin and it's painful. I'm wondering if I should see a doctor or wait for it to resolve on its own."

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