Hi   It's not at all surprising to me that someone with an autoimmune disorder would have enlarged lymph nodes.  They're our body's first line of defence against things our immune system perceives as foreign. In the unlikely event that you actually did have lymphoma, it would have to be an indolent type.  Aggressive lymphoma doesn't go this long without getting dramatically worse.  Indolent lymphomas are simply watched and treatment is only given if there are signs of transformation into a more aggressive form, so not only is it very unlikely that you have lymphoma, even if you did treatment wouldn't be warranted at this stage. ... View more

Just in case anyone ever sees us in the future and is experiencing the same symptoms, they did another ultrasound on my groin area before the biopsy, and said that it’s just built-up tissue from my autoimmune condition and it’s probably nothing at all. However I am experiencing a lot of pain down there but it could be just my autoimmune condition, but I’m still gonna get that figured out as well and see if it’s related to it.  I do still have to figure out what’s going on with the lymph nodes on my neck, I do have a sore throat and have difficulty swallowing it all started when I started taking my anabiotic‘s for my autoimmune condition ( Bc my skin wasn’t flaring down ). So I’m wondering if it’s just a weird reaction, however I’ve been off the medication for a week and they gave me anabiotic‘s to take away the lymph nodes however they didn’t respond to them, so we’ll see. I’m hoping it’s nothing at all. I’m seeing my doctor soon. ... View more