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Lymph/tenderness since outbreak over a year ago....

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Hi Everyone, 

        I was wondering if anyone else experienced this; I had my first outbreak in Dec. 2016 and since then, the lymph nodes in my left groin remain tender. Is this normal? Thank you for any and all input :). I appreciate it. 

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Doesn't sound normal and I would not know. Have you tried something that will drain the lymphatic system? Sometimes they do this by sitting in the sauna or massaging

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Sorry I should add what has helped. So my gym has a steam room and I find that just sitting in there for a bit helps to I guess drain things? or just sooths the pain a little bit 

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