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Hi i have these lumps under my skin its all over my body and it feels like a huge piece of fat under my skin it doesnt hurt or anything but you can see the lump its visible should i be concerned ?
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Lumps: The most common cause of movable, nontender subcutaneous lumps are benign fatty tumors called lipomas. A physician or dermatologist can examine and advise you about your lumps.
Answered 1/10/2021
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