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Palpable mass 2 cm on lower back right side (intramuscular) painless in stand position it's not palpable ?
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See MD: Hard to define what you are describing. This could represent a fatty mass known as a lipoma--or could represent other issues. Your question sounds medically aware, I presume you are in an allied health field. best not to guess and therefore, I recommend your seeing your physician. Good luck.
Answered 2/22/2015
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