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Had large infected sebacious cyst removed from back today. still somewhat dizzy and moderate headache. much drainage and hard to remove core. concern?
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Monitor: Probably just reaction to procedure, especially if you got sedation. Watch for worsening signs like redness, swelling, fever. Follow post procedure plans and contact your doc with any above symptoms.
Answered 12/1/2014
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