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I have a palpable mass on the left lateral side of the lumber region. it is non growing and non tender for the last two years. what it could be?
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It could be a fatty: Tumor, cyst, lymph gland etc. If it gets bigger, have it biopsied or excised. Take care!
Answered 12/9/2013
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