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Lump On Bikini Line, Growing And Shrinking In Size. Due To Usage Of New Contraceptives?

For the past few years I occasionally get a lump in bikini line. Same area Everytime. It s initially hard and large. Then gradually gets smaller until its gone. This time I have gotten it a few weeks ago. It was the same larger then gradually gotten smaller. Until almost gone. But just as it was nearly gone it was back large again. What could this reoccurring occasional lump be? I am in the process of changing contraceptives so thought this may be the cause.
Thu, 20 Sep 2012
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Hi,

I do not think the oral contraceptive is the cause for your lump. A better way to diagnose this would be to take a fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) of the lump and to study it.

There must be a chronic systemic inflammatory condition, which is causing the lump. It could be enlarged inguinal lymph nodes as well.

Please get the above investigation done. I personally feel there is no need to change the contraceptive.

Wish you good health.
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Lump On Bikini Line, Growing And Shrinking In Size. Due To Usage Of New Contraceptives?

Hi, I do not think the oral contraceptive is the cause for your lump. A better way to diagnose this would be to take a fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) of the lump and to study it. There must be a chronic systemic inflammatory condition, which is causing the lump. It could be enlarged inguinal lymph nodes as well. Please get the above investigation done. I personally feel there is no need to change the contraceptive. Wish you good health.