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Four Tumors at different places
I have 4 tumors on my body. One is at my back to the right side just above the heap, second at left side of stomach, third at the chest right in the middle at the breastbone and the last one on my right hand near elbow. I am worried if they are harmful. I have showed it to 2 different doctors. They said don't worry they are just fatty tumors.
One thing I want to tell you. I had blood test 2 months ago. The reports showed I have vitamin B12 and D3 deficiency. The tumors are same in size. They are neither increasing nor decreasing their sizes. I am also facing Acidity and Heart burning problem. Please help me out.
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This type of fatty tumour is nothing to worry about for you vitamin B12 and D3 deficiency you can consult a physician and take injection and tablets as advised by him/ her. For acidity you can take some antacid and change diet habit stop taking spicy and junk foods don't take chocolates and coffee and tea. Are you vegetarian if so you must take plenty of dairy product as it will help you in gastritis and vitamin deficiency too.
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