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I have fatty lumps as the top of my legs how do i get rid of them?
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Go see your doc: Before getting rid of fatty lumps at top of legs, we need to know what they are. Abscess (pus pocket)? Swollen lymph node? Cyst? Lipoma? Cellulite? Go see your doc for evaluation, diagnosis & treatment.
Answered 3/12/2013
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