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Old 05-01-2012, 04:47 AM #1
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Default After you have had your battery out ...
Below the scar I have an egg sized lump. My Doctor thought it was a hernia and sent me for an ultra sound scan but it showed only a small amount of blood held there which my ultrasound guy said would eventually be absorbed .. yet I still have a lump I can feel like a golf ball.

Is this usual .. and does it go away?
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