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Yes, lymphoma commonly occurs in both the groin and neck areas. These are normal locations for lymph nodes, which can become swollen due to lymphoma. The most common areas where lymphoma-related swollen lymph nodes develop include:

• Groin
• Neck
• Armpits
• Collarbone area
• Jaw It's important to note that Show Full Answer

Yes, lymphoma commonly occurs in both the groin and neck areas. These are normal locations for lymph nodes, which can become swollen due to lymphoma. The most common areas where lymphoma-related swollen lymph nodes develop include:

• Groin
• Neck
• Armpits
• Collarbone area
• Jaw It's important to note that lymphoma-related swelling is usually painless, unlike swelling caused by infections. While it's normal for lymph nodes to occasionally become enlarged, if the swelling lasts more than a few weeks or grows larger than 1.5 centimeters, you should discuss this with your healthcare provider.

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