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PostPosted: 12/20/06 - 19:28    Post subject: knot or lump in lower right side of abdomen Vote now! Reply with quote
I have a lump or ball in lower right side of my abdomen. It hurts to push on the outside. It feels bruised. Is that a swolen gland or something?
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PostPosted: 06/24/07 - 14:09    Post subject: Re: knot or lump in lower right side of abdomen Vote now! Reply with quote
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I have a lump or ball in lower right side of my abdomen. It hurts to push on the outside. It feels bruised. Is that a swolen gland or something?
i also have same problem plz email me at **edited by moderator ** e-mails not allowed **
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PostPosted: 02/13/08 - 17:58    Post subject: Re: knot or lump in lower right side of abdomen Vote now! Reply with quote
I do too...help

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I have a lump or ball in lower right side of my abdomen. It hurts to push on the outside. It feels bruised. Is that a swolen gland or something?
i also have same problem plz email me at **edited by moderator ** e-mails not allowed **
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PostPosted: 09/08/08 - 23:18    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
i have the same thing on my upper back, i thought it was just a knot, cuz i'd get a sharp pain every now and then, and when i had a friend massage it THE PAIN SPREAD and got swollen into a bruise-like-lump and hurts like one, someone plz please....
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PostPosted: 09/17/08 - 18:54    Post subject: Re: knot or lump in lower right side of abdomen Vote now! Reply with quote
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I have a lump or ball in lower right side of my abdomen. It hurts to push on the outside. It feels bruised. Is that a swolen gland or something?


you didn't say if you were female or male. Perhaps it is an ovarian cyst, if Female. I'd recommend seeing a doctor ASAP anything you find an unusual lump or masses anywhere.
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