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Surgical Incison Scar

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  1. Three mos. ago i had an abdominal aortic aneurysm repaired,
    the resulting incision scar is from my breastbone to my
    groin. I noticed a few days ago that i have a lump about the
    size of a pea, just to the side of the scar. The only reasom
    i can think of is a stitch gone astray. Any thoughts? Thanks
    in advance.

    jim b.

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    Quoted message said:

    Three mos. ago i had an abdominal aortic aneurysm
    repaired, the resulting incision scar is from my
    breastbone to my groin. I noticed a few days ago


    that

    Quoted message said:

    i have a lump about the size of a pea, just to the side of
    the scar. The


    only

    Quoted message said:

    reasom i can think of is a stitch gone astray. Any
    thoughts? Thanks in


    advance.

    Quoted message said:

    Could be many things. No meaningful answer possible without
    examination.

    HMc

  3. (J and b 50) said:

    Three mos. ago i had an abdominal aortic aneurysm repaired,
    the resulting incision scar is from my breastbone to my
    groin. I noticed a few days ago that i have a lump about
    the size of a pea, just to the side of the scar. The only
    reasom i can think of is a stitch gone astray. Any
    thoughts? Thanks in advance.

    jim b.

    I had one too, after having a kiney removed. Mine was a
    little larger
    - it was even visible - and tender to the touch. I think it
    was a blood clot that had calcified. It gradually
    diminished over a number of weeks until it disappeared
    completely.

    Sorry for the delayed reply.

    --
    Sleepalot aa #1385

  4. Good information. Thanks for replying.

    jim b.

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