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After i laugh hard or do sit ups an area in my stomach will knot up and cramp. i have to physically push it back into place. it cramps ?
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Hernia: This is consistent with an abdominal wall hernia. These are common, but should be evaluated by a physician soon. If you are unable to "push it back into place" or have pain in the area, go to the emergency room immediately.
Answered 2/21/2015
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Lump: more than likely it is a hernia------have your physician evaluate this for you----he/she can then direct you to the right treatment
Answered 2/5/2015
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