Yes, : Yes, it can cause a hematoma. A lump in the groin can be a sign of a hematoma and should prompt immediate evaluation. Sometimes, these lumps can be more serious and a sign of a pseudoaneurysm, or outpouching of the artery, that sometimes requires surgical intervention. Many can be treated non-invasively with ultrasound and injection of thrombin to prevent additional bleeding and expansion of the pseudoaneurysm.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Hematoma: Small olive sized hematoma s are not uncommon . If there is no pain it should be alright ... As a cardiologist tell your husband most doctors would rather hear from their patients about these things don't be afraid to call.
Answered 9/22/2017
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Yes: Call your doctor to insure that nothing else is potentially a problem.
Answered 4/11/2013
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