Hi, I have 6 lumps. 2 hard lumps in my groin area, as well as 2 on my waistline.. They are sometimes very painful. I also had 2 more that were full of puss. I've been treated for mesa and now they have me on a stronger pennicillian.. What's wrong. Why wont this go away? Please help
Mon, 2 Mar 2015
Pathologist and Microbiologist, Dr. S. Samanta's Response
Hi! thanks for sharing your problem with us!
After going through your description, if I were your treating physician for this case of painful groin / waist-line lumps, I would like to have a culture sensitivity report first of all before anything else as it is very necessary to first identify the offending organism and I would like to consider following possibilities:
A simple needle biopsy can also help in this case; therefore please see a surgeon for a definitive diagnosis and to discuss the possible line of treatment as this could be antibiotics with or without surgical debridement / excision of the lumps;
regards!
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Suggest Remedy For Lumps In The Groin Area
Hi! thanks for sharing your problem with us! After going through your description, if I were your treating physician for this case of painful groin / waist-line lumps, I would like to have a culture sensitivity report first of all before anything else as it is very necessary to first identify the offending organism and I would like to consider following possibilities: 1. tuberculosis of lymph nodes 2. atypical tuberculosis 3. acute suppurative lymphadenitis 4. boils, syphilis, chancroid 5. lymphoma A simple needle biopsy can also help in this case; therefore please see a surgeon for a definitive diagnosis and to discuss the possible line of treatment as this could be antibiotics with or without surgical debridement / excision of the lumps; regards!