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Sebaceous cyst
I am 36week pregnant. Had mild chest pain last two days. I thought it was because of the usual breast changes. But found some bulge growth and after usg found a Infected sebaceous cyst in subcutaneous plane in mid line of anterior chest wall(2.8 x 1.8cm). My doctor advised antibiotics and painkillers for three days. Advised to remove it 10days after delivery. This is my second baby. First was normal delivery. Will it cause any complication in my delivery? Due date is May 26
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It shouldn't cause any problems with the delivery.
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No it will not cause any complications in your delivery
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