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This bump behind/under the skin is a little red but not to bad the hardness is going away just wondering what could cause it ?
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Infection: A red tender bump under the skin the stars going away is often infection or an inflamed or infected lymph node. A virtual online video consult can be done to give a treatment And or evaluation
Answered 9/13/2015
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