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Anyone like to tell me what these non painful lumps on 1st and 4th are please? Would they be described as a lipoma, they are softish, not fluctuant, and stable in position See Attached Regards Dave Attached Images IMG_0574.JPG (1,005.8 KB) IMG_0576.JPG (940.4 KB) IMG_0577.JPG (940.2 KB)

Anyone like to tell me what these non painful lumps on 1st and 4th are please? Would they be described as a lipoma, they are softish, not fluctuant, and stable in position See Attached Regards Dave Attached Images IMG_0574.JPG (1,005.8 KB) IMG_0576.JPG (940.4 KB) IMG_0577.JPG (940.2 KB)

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