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swelling between my vagina and my thigh

By July 31, 2011 - 8:20pm
 
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hi i am 29 years i have been diagnosed with lupus lse since 8 months,since that time i 've been taking the right medications i guess[my doctor give me the treatment i should have].the medicines are:1-prednisone60ml .2-imuran100ml.3-plaquenil400ml.4-omepradex40ml.5-colchitcine1ml.6-vitamine d.7-prenatal[vitamines].8-slow-k,and pain relief.my weight surely increased alot after the prednisone i am now 75 kilo ,my height is 68 cm.one month ago i was in the hospital cause i had a shortness of breath it seemed that i had fluid around my heart so the doctor add colchicine to my treatment in addition to that he increased the prednisone from 5ml to 60ml i am better now but i don't know why two days ago something strange appeared not too close to vagina [between vagina and thigh] such as a ball under my skin and it hurts alot.what is this ?help me please

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Hi soso,
It sounds like you have a great rapport with your doctor, and it is important to contact your doctor with any new symptoms that appear. I know it can be embarrassing when a symptom we experience is near a "private area", but it is imperative that you make an appointment with your primary doctor or gynecologist. No one on the internet will be able to tell you what a lump might be under your skin (anywhere on your body), and new symptoms like this should be checked out by your doctor.

You have lymph nodes near your genital area, and it could be a lymph node swelling to fight an infection (this is what healthy bodies do, and is normal, but still should be checked), or as simple as an ingrown hair. Either way, please call your doctor first thing and let us know how you are doing!

July 31, 2011 - 9:39pm
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