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      • December 12, 2013 at 6:03 pm
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        Thanks for the reply. That s what most info I could find said, but the hot spot wasn't in the regional nodes. It was in the muscle belly itself. I still think it could cause an inflamatory process there, just still the unknown is bothersome. Keeping a positive attitude though.

        • December 12, 2013 at 6:03 pm
        scrapps
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          Thanks for the reply. That s what most info I could find said, but the hot spot wasn't in the regional nodes. It was in the muscle belly itself. I still think it could cause an inflamatory process there, just still the unknown is bothersome. Keeping a positive attitude though.

          • December 12, 2013 at 6:03 pm
          scrapps
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            Thanks for the reply. That s what most info I could find said, but the hot spot wasn't in the regional nodes. It was in the muscle belly itself. I still think it could cause an inflamatory process there, just still the unknown is bothersome. Keeping a positive attitude though.

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