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BUMP IN UNDERARM

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PostPosted: 04/14/08 - 19:32    Post subject: BUMP IN UNDERARM Vote now! Reply with quote
well i first felt had a dark spot in my armpit for about a yr, then the other day it turned into a bump and it hurt. Now 2 days later the bump is still there but it doesnt hurt. Does anyone know anything about this. I am a new mommy and i am VERY WORRIED!
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