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Have Hard Lump Under Skin Of Inner Elbow. Diagnosed With Chronic Fatigue And Had An Ectopic Pregnancy. Having Pelvic Pain. Any Advice?

i have a hard lump under my skin on my right inner elbow . I was told this could be a sign of hiv? I have been tested 4 times over the past 11 years and it always turns up negative for HIV. But . . . I was diagnosed with chronic fatigue and had an ectopic pregnancy in April of 2004, which ruptured requiring emergency surgery and I have experienced severe chronic pelvic pain for eight plus years at this point. I have been seen by the Cleveland Foundation, mayo Clinic, numerous local specialists and U of M Pelvic Pain Clinic now twice. I began taking Percocet in February 2011 and have never abused the medication but there is a definite pain issue that needs to be addressed.
Tue, 22 Oct 2013
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Namasthe
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Chronic pelvic pain if associated with dysuria/backache would suggest possibility of Pelvic Inflammatory disease. Kindly consult your physician and discuss the possibility of it.
Regards
Take Care
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Have Hard Lump Under Skin Of Inner Elbow. Diagnosed With Chronic Fatigue And Had An Ectopic Pregnancy. Having Pelvic Pain. Any Advice?

Namasthe Welcome to Healthcare-Magic Greetings of the day Chronic pelvic pain if associated with dysuria/backache would suggest possibility of Pelvic Inflammatory disease. Kindly consult your physician and discuss the possibility of it. Regards Take Care