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Having Dual Pain With A Bulge In The Left Side Of My Stomach. What Could Be The Reason ?
dul pain with a bulge in the left side of my stomach next to the belly button ive noticed a dul pain with a bulge in my left side nexxt to the bellu button anxiety mixed with gas... we see a bulge we think cancer... for me wouldnt stop there tbh im picturing this is something to do with inlarged veins or something 5 weeks ago... for 2 weeks i pretty much hit the gym hard each day eating 1200 cals a day only water... last day i smashed bike riding and next thing i know it i seen the lump while chilling at my pc turns out thats when the dull pain kicked in ... acid reflux ? stool blockage ? ....tumor ? im fricking scared my dr said it aint no peptic ulcer or hernia ... my cat scans r coming up soon............. add me or text me if u wanna know how it went jonathonwoodsfansite@hotmail.com i hope... its not stomach cancer grr... the waits killing me... (putting me in harsher pain ) i wish he gave me anxiety pills or something anyway hit me up if u wanna know how i went
Thu, 19 Jan 2012
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The cause of lump can be told only after examining the lump properly as there are plenty of reasons of having abdominal swelling. In most of the cases it is due to collection of some external fat and least likely to be due to cancer.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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The cause of lump can be told only after examining the lump properly as there are plenty of reasons of having abdominal swelling. In most of the cases it is due to collection of some external fat and least likely to be due to cancer.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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