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Recently i quit b/c because the hubs & i are ttc. not pregnant yet but i noticed several bumps on back of neck. could this be due to hormone changes?
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Unlikely: Bumps on the back of neck are unlikely from hormonal changes and let your doctor check it to find what it is and if it requires any treatment
Answered 2/21/2017
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