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I am having a throbbing, pulsating pain 7mm to the left of my belly button. is it cancer?
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Likely not: See your doctor for pains that do not go away or are worrisome. It may be something as simple as gas pain, but could also represent a host of other medical problems that your doctor should help you with.
Answered 3/12/2020
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