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Couple of balls found on my stomach


Pgomez300

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Hello everyone, 

im new here, sorry for my english, is not my first language. 

Im writing because a saw your messages about having fatty tissue on your abdomen. 

I recently found a couple of balls that feel like veins to the touch in the upper part of my belly buttom (diagonal each side).

i went to the ER and they dont know what it is, I have an appointment with a surgeon to see what kind of images he would like.

At first it just looked like I was gaining weight, two spots that looked like cellulite type skin (im not overweight) but had a 10 pound baby and have diastisis.

But now I touch it and feels like bumps, and hurts like a bruise to the toach. Now I move and feel it and am aware of it all the time. When I sit down I also feel it a lot.

I had a rash on top of it for a day which later on disappeared.

I also have been having an upset stomach with some nausea. I dont know if is a coincidence. 
 

Im scared. Anybody else with these? Can I share pictures?

 

thank you !

 

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