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I fell on my back and now have a lump on the lower side. it's not painful. should it be evaluated?
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See your family doc: Any lumps or bumps on our body should be evaluated by a doctor. You may have had this for a while and only noticed it when you fell. As it is painless it may be unrelated to the fall. You should see your Family Doctor to evaluate the 'bump' or lump
Answered 3/6/2016
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