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Old 03-20-2008, 01:26 PM #1
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New to this site. Trying to figure out why I continue to get very painful cysts in the groin area. I get one about once a year and I have to have them lanced and drained. Everytime I go to the doctor, (same doctor), he gives me a different answer as to what they might be caused from. Today, I went in to have one lanced and he is now testing me for MRSA. Kind of freaked out, and would like a true diagnosis!
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Welcome to the board...the problems your having sound very painful and anoying. My daughter has what is called a Pilonidal cyst...this is probably not what you have but maybe it could help you in figuring out what going on with you...I'm sure others from the board will chime in and find ways to help.

http://vsearch.nlm.nih.gov/vivisimo/...root-20-10%7C0

Also this is a good website...

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/medlineplus.html

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Welcome to the group.

You will find a lot of support here and good answers to your questions. We help each other a lot on here and enjoy newcomers.

I hope you start finding answers real soon and I also hope you hang around.

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Hi RJanP! Welcome to NeuroTalk!

You might benefit from using the forums search engine located in the toolbar near the top of every page. Have a look around and let us know if we can help you navigate the forums. Feel free to join in anywhere.
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Hello and Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry about the problems you've been having. My son has had several cysts removed. (back and had surgery for a pilonidal cyst by his taillbone.
Hope you can get some answers and relief soon.

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