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I have a 4 inch long by 1/2 inch thick weakened blood vessel above front of hip joint could this be a femoral artery aneurysm? what should i do?
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See your doctor: If you can see the blood vessel just under the skin, it's not in any way related to the femoral vessels. Your doctor should be able to get a better idea with a physical exam.
Answered 1/16/2013
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Go to a doctor: U should have it evaluated as soon as possible.
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