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When should i expect this fluid that is building @excisional biop site(groin) to go down for good? it's hard to the touch but does go down at night
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May take some time: To resolve and rehab sorb the fluid may take some time. Try oressure to the area over the course of the days. If no improvement return to your doctor
Answered 7/22/2016
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