10 Lipoma Symptoms

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Sometimes Painful

Lipoma is a broad categorization of tumors of fatty tissue. There are more than eight types of lipoma, mainly categorized by their location in the body and their relation to other diseases. Conditions that cause lipoma are Gardner's syndrome and Madelung's disease.

Those who have undiagnosed lumps appearing on their body may want to have them checked by a health professional. It's usually not a dangerous condition, but if it's tender, it may need further investigation.

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