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June 3rd, 2010
had thyroid cancer back in 1993 had RAI and lately found a pea
pea sized lump in my groin area should i mention it to the endocronology consultand or is it not relevant to thyroid cancer? please help
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replied June 9th, 2010
It is extraordinarily unlikely that this lump has anything to do with your thyroid cancer. However, if this lump enlarges, or other lumps appear, then your doctor should evaluate this problem further.


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replied July 3rd, 2010
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i found a pea sized lump on my son groin he is 9 months olg my gp is refrering me to paeditration it is not till sep it always the same size and its not on his other side what could it be
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