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When i wake up i have a lump in my lower abdomen. it goes away after i use the bathroom, but reappears the next morning also my periods are longer?
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Abdominal mass: Sounds like the lump is stool in your colon. Need more info to discuss your periods, not related to the lump.
Answered 4/18/2013
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