I recently went to the doctor for a routine physical and they found that I had a swollen lymph node in my right groin (roughly 1-1.5CM). I had noticed this swollen lymph node roughly nine month earlier, but had mistaken it for a lipoma (of which I had several). After the examine, I also noticed a similar sized bump on the right side of my groin (though my doctor did not mention this during the examine). The lymph node is painless and mobile. Over the past nine months it has remained roughly the same size.

In the same visit, they found a small hard lump in the tubing of my right testicle (not attached to the testicle itself). He also found that the veins in my right testicle were dilated.

The doctor scheduled an ultrasound for me, but the earliest I can get in is at the end of January. Is this too long to wait given my symptoms? Further, I am concerned that this may be a symptom of lymphoma (I had a cousin, 21 year old, recently diagnosed with lymphoma).

I have no weight loss, fever, night sweats or chills. However, I read that these symptoms are not always present in individuals with lymphoma (and I read that the most tell-tale symptom is simply the swollen painless lymph node).

I am a 27 year old male, who is in generally good health. I am concerned that I need to seek out a second opinion and seek out an examine much sooner than the end of the month given my symptoms.