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I have what feels like a lump around my incision after laproscopic bilateral salpingo oopherectomy. is this common 3 months post op?
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Depends: Most people have scar tissue that will feel firm, but the other concern would be a small hernia. Only way to know for sure is have it evaluated either by the gynecologist or a surgeon.
Answered 1/13/2015
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