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Hard immovable bump on back
There is a hard painless immovable small (1cm) bump/lump on mid back. Is there any lymph node in this region? I'm very worried as I think I have had it for few years but don't remember exactly. It's not visible in pictures or to the naked eye. Can only feel it with fingers. What can I do?
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Kindly discuss for your concern.
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Consult general surgeon for physical examination
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Consult a general surgeon near by you for examination.
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No that won't be your lymph node that should be examined and few test should be done
Do consult a surgeon near by to you
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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39 yrs exp
Jaipur
Share picture ,can consult with surgeon
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