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29 Nov 2005
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Pain after malignant mole removed
Hi ,
I had a malignant mole removed from my calf muscles last July. Lately my leg is experiencing a dull aching sensation almost constantly.
I was told that i don't need to go for check ups but that i should watch for swollen glands in the groin. I don't seem to have any of those.
Should I be worried about this sensation? If so what tests etc. do I need to get done?
Please advise.
Karin
I had a malignant mole removed from my calf muscles last July. Lately my leg is experiencing a dull aching sensation almost constantly.
I was told that i don't need to go for check ups but that i should watch for swollen glands in the groin. I don't seem to have any of those.
Should I be worried about this sensation? If so what tests etc. do I need to get done?
Please advise.
Karin
CyberDoc
Karin, rather be safe than sorry. You’re not supposed to have chronic calf pain, so have it checked out. Good luck.
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