The money received from the VA Funding Fee is used to offset the few loans that go into default, and further reduces the cost to taxpayers, ensuring the VA Home Loan program continues for future generations.
Not likely. Most swollen or inflamed lymph nodes in the groin are not due to STDs, and gonorrhea and chlamydia don't do this. (There is a special kind of chlamydia called lymphogranuloma venereum or LGV, which causes this kind of problem, but extremely rare and almost never in heterosexuals.) If you're at risk for STDs, get checked for gonorrhea or chlamydia -- but not because of lymph nodes in the groin.
Other possible causes of swollen lymph nodes. Cuts, burns, skin infections, rashes and insect bites may cause lymph nodes to get larger. Swollen lymph nodes on the front of the neck could mean your child has a cold or throat infection. Swollen lymph nodes in the groin could mean your child has an injury near their lower abdomen or legs. Swollen lymph nodes in the armpit could mean your child has an injury near their arms or upper chest. Swollen lymph nodes on the back of the neck could mean your child has an injury on their scalp. How to treat side effects of swollen lymph nodes