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Q: ball underneath my skin on my neck

asked by: cookie0304 on October 8th, 2003

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I have a question and hopefully someone will be able to answer it. A few days ago I noticed what felt like a ball underneath my skin on my neck. I figured that it would go away but it hasn't. It's not uncomforable or painful, only it does hurt a tiny bit if you press on it. I have no idea what it could be.

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nikki_caro

replied on October 8th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

It could be a cyst (sist)? I dont know how its spelled. But my sister had something like that and she was kinda freaked out so she went to the clinic and they cut it open and all this guk came out and they had to stitch it back together. So you should get it looked at.

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