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What is the difference between an ulcer and a seroma and do they have the same systoms?

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No: An ulcer is an open sore. A seroma is an accumulation of serum fluid underneath the skin. Though they can both cause pain, a seroma is usually not weepy whereas an ulcer is.

Answered 2/12/2013

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