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I'm having what my doctor referred to as a "pump bump" removed. what should i expect for recovery?
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Lump and bump?: This is probably a lump and bump removal. A term used by doctors to refer to a minor lump removal. This is done under local and you can expect mainly some incisional pain when the local wares off. There may also be some minor site pain as well.
Answered 2/24/2014
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