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Calcium Lumps In The Prostate
A groin lump is localized swelling in the groin area (where the upper leg meets the lower abdomen). It may be firm or soft, tender or not painful at all.
Alternative Names
Lump in the groin; Inguinal lymphadenopathy; Localized lymphadenopathy-groin; Bubo; Lymphadenopathy - groin
Considerations
All groin lumps should be examined by your health care provider.
Common Causes
Allergic reaction - Cancer
- Drug reaction
- Harmless (benign)
cyst -
Hernia (usually a soft, large bulge in the groin on one or both...
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