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Reoccuring Bump On The Side Of My Sac?

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PostPosted: 02/16/07 - 02:17    Post subject: Reoccuring Bump On The Side Of My Sac? Vote now! Reply with quote
It came about 2 months ago for bout 3 days I put rubbing alcohol on it and crap..went away.. now its back and just isnt leaving??.

doesn't hurt / itch nothing.. just odd to have a bump on the side of my sac.

not big just TINY.. but it fills with clear puss once and a while.. I pop it get it out..but then it just stays there..

what is this?
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