I have had a left adductor injury on and off for a while now. Over the past 2 weeks 2 small lumps have formed under the skin and the skin is red. It is tender to press. I am phoning the doctor tomorrow.
Small lumps and red skin at site of injury, help?
Injury/Nutrition
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ok feel better, sweaty
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sore wrote:
I have had a left adductor injury on and off for a while now. Over the past 2 weeks 2 small lumps have formed under the skin and the skin is red. It is tender to press. I am phoning the doctor tomorrow.
Get into the doctor asap. It sounds like you’ve already got an appointment, but if that falls through you need to keep calling clinics to see who can get you in. May not end up being major, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned as I’ve gotten older, it’s not to put off acute medical issues like the one you’re describing. Best of luck, and let us know how things turn out!
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cancer
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sore wrote:
I have had a left adductor injury on and off for a while now. Over the past 2 weeks 2 small lumps have formed under the skin and the skin is red. It is tender to press. I am phoning the doctor tomorrow.
Like...groin? Antibioric is about worst case. Hydranitus, cellulitis, folliculitis....
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RRRR wrote:
sore wrote:
I have had a left adductor injury on and off for a while now. Over the past 2 weeks 2 small lumps have formed under the skin and the skin is red. It is tender to press. I am phoning the doctor tomorrow.
Get into the doctor asap. It sounds like you’ve already got an appointment, but if that falls through you need to keep calling clinics to see who can get you in. May not end up being major, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned as I’ve gotten older, it’s not to put off acute medical issues like the one you’re describing. Best of luck, and let us know how things turn out!
I think it is this:
"In more severe strains, hematomas (blood clots) can develop as a
complication within the healing muscle. The hematoma is felt as a hard
lump in the muscle fairly early on in the recovery process. The
development of a hematoma can delay recovery time, but the hematoma, in
most cases, will eventually be reabsorbed back into the tissue, and a
full recovery will be made."00
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