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Diagnosed With Lump In Forehead As A Typical Follicular Lymphoid Hyperplasia, Got The Lump Removed. Development Of New Lump Above The One Removed. Reoccurring?
I had a lump removed from my forehead January 31, 2013. It was diagnosed as Atypical Follicular Lymphoid Hyperplasia - not sure what that really means as nobody explained this diagnoses to me. Two and a half months later, another lump has developed right above the one removed. Is this common? Is it something that needs to be checked out?
Sat, 1 Jun 2013
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Thanks for the query
The recurrence of swelling is some thing that worries me. I request you to get exfamined by a local physician for the needful.
Please get back if you need any additional information
Best wishes
Thanks for the query
The recurrence of swelling is some thing that worries me. I request you to get exfamined by a local physician for the needful.
Please get back if you need any additional information
Best wishes
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