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<3bis | 16:15 Thu 29th Jun 2006 | Body & Soul
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Hello, i was wondering if you could shed some light on secondary cancer in the lymphnode. My dad just had a lymphnode removed (or biopsied) in his groin because it was cancerous and now they are doing mutiple tests all over his body. Is there a particular cancer it is more likely to be if the secondary is in the groin?
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not especially. Lots of different cancer spread to the lymph nodes that they are near, and in fact the lymph system itself can get cancer "lymphoma". In 2-3% they can never find a primary site I'm sorry you are both going through this horrible time, and hope you find out what you are dealing with soon, because i think the waiting is the hardest
Hi 3bis, When my wife had Cancer,they removed the lymphnodes to stop it spreading elsewhere I think it is a safety precaution more than anything else,hope all goes well for him,take care, Ray

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