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Is it normal to feel your tissue under your skin if u push down? is it like lumpy?
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It is normal: To have tissue under your skin-- after all, something has to be there. It depends upon what you mean by "lumps" and what they are. If concerned, check w/your doctor.
Answered 9/4/2013
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