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10-05-2012, 05:45 PM
The relief is absolutely immense! Felt as if I had that hanging over me for the past week although I was trying not to worry too much as I couldn't change things and it would be dealt with if neccessary.
Can't remember exactly what he said, but it is NOT cancerous!
He did say though that it's the type that will grow larger in time, like in many older dogs, and can become a nuisance, but I've to monitor it for the time being.
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10-05-2012, 05:47 PM
Originally Posted by Westie_N 
Great news! Roxy's lump is indeed just a fatty one!
The relief is absolutely immense! Felt as if I had that hanging over me for the past week although I was trying not to worry too much as I couldn't change things and it would be dealt with if neccessary.
Can't remember exactly what he said, but it is NOT cancerous!
He did say though that it's the type that will grow larger in time, like in many older dogs, and can become a nuisance, but I've to monitor it for the time being.
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10-05-2012, 09:03 PM
Originally Posted by Westie_N
Great news! Roxy's lump is indeed just a fatty one!
The relief is absolutely immense! Felt as if I had that hanging over me for the past week although I was trying not to worry too much as I couldn't change things and it would be dealt with if neccessary.
Can't remember exactly what he said, but it is NOT cancerous!
He did say though that it's the type that will grow larger in time, like in many older dogs, and can become a nuisance, but I've to monitor it for the time being.
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11-05-2012, 09:12 AM
Originally Posted by Carole
That is great news
Was it a lipoma?
Yes, I think that's what he said, but he wanted a specialists opinion because of her history to check for any rogue cells. Can't be too careful, especially with things like this.
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11-05-2012, 09:13 AM
Originally Posted by Losos
Nicola, so very pleased to read this, I can imagine how you must have worried after the previous lump but at least this time it's not serious, perhaps it will just get a bit larger and then stop. So pleased for you.
Hopefully it won't grow too large and become a menace!
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