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I have large lump 4 weeks after posterior incision for back surgery. no pain, hard, size of orange. bottom of lump starts at the bikini cut. worried!
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See the surgeon: Likely just post op swelling. BUT hematoma, fluid collection, abscess, are possibilities and need to be checked
Answered 4/9/2016
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