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What Causes A Big Lump On The Hip Post An Injury Causing Broken Ribs And Bones?
I ha da motorcycle crash 7 weeks ago 11 broken ribs ,collar bone and shoulder bone collapsed lung and a bruised spline after 2 and a half weeks in the hospital I got to come home my whole left side was bruised so after taking my first shower at home I was looking at myself in the mirror and noticed a big hump on my hip like about a third of a soft ball sized anyway here 7 weeks later no change no bigger no smaller only hurts if you push around on it my dr does not seem concerned about it like it will go away. I know I am so lucky to be living but want to cover all my bases should I be worried about this it is very noticeable even with jeans on
A palpable lump or swelling can be the first sign of a benign tumour. Sometimes tumors are discovered only after a fracture occurs where the bone has been weakened by the growth of the tumor. Pain associated with a bony lesion is cause for immediate concern.
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What Causes A Big Lump On The Hip Post An Injury Causing Broken Ribs And Bones?
Hello, A palpable lump or swelling can be the first sign of a benign tumour. Sometimes tumors are discovered only after a fracture occurs where the bone has been weakened by the growth of the tumor. Pain associated with a bony lesion is cause for immediate concern. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Esmeralda Sera, Oncologist