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Three weeks after a hysterectomy, I feel a lump behind the scar

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PostPosted: 02/19/07 - 11:49    Post subject: Three weeks after a hysterectomy, I feel a lump behind the s Vote now! Reply with quote
I have several complaints on this hysterectomy thing.
First, I feel lumps behind the length of my scar, pain and heaviness as well. Should I be concerned about this? One thing I hate when I talk to my doctor, he seems to always say, "That's normal," meanwhile, I'm uncomfortable with it. Has anyone experienced this?
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PostPosted: 03/08/07 - 21:46    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
I found out what was the problem. It was a pool of blood, usually after surgery collects and causes a lump. Nothing to be concerned about. Just take a warm compress, and apply it to the area for a few days. It should disappear within those days. This is my answer to my own question. LOL
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