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A member asked:
After partial hip replacement surgery mother developed small hard lump in her groin. surgeon doesn't think it has bearing on surgery. what can it be?
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Let me explain: The complications from hip surgery is not common, since the surgeon said not related to the surgery, I have to believe him. Many other things could be the problem for example, hernia in that area, enlarge lymph node are the most common. How long since she have the surgery? It is very hard to make other comment without seeing the patient.
Answered 8/18/2018
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