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Red, raised lump 3 ribs down from right clavicle

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PostPosted: 04/29/07 - 20:01    Post subject: Red, raised lump 3 ribs down from right clavicle Vote now! Reply with quote
I saw ir about a month ago and thought it was an insecy bite, but it hasn't gone away and is now just a red, hard lump that moves a bit. It doesn't hurt unless I poke it, which I can't stop myself from doing!!
It's about the size of a pea and is smooth, but the skin aound the lump is also redish.
Please help!!
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