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have fuild in spine

had left l5-s1 microdiscectomy on april 16th since then a bubble where he did the cut has filled up causing me worse pain than ever, scared dr who did going just watch it,hello i am scared because 1 it hurts like heck and 2 doesnt sound right is answer was i was skinny dont feel this medical answer was just please tell me what i should do gets bigger with any walking so  and doesnt go away with bed rest so please help since dr who did surgery doesnt give me a real answer think something is wrong and not getting help is this normal is this okay??
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I am having a hard time figuring out your question;  I think you are saying that you have a cyst at the site of the surgery-- not deep, but at the level of the skin?  Sometimes people get a 'hematoma', which is a collection of blood that can form a lump or a 'bubble' of sorts...  you can also get cysts from infection, from spinal fluid, and from 'lymph' or the fluid that bathes the tissues.  If you have a cyst that is increasing in size and painful, it will probably need to be drained at some point.  The main risk with a cyst is that it can put pressure on other tissues and cause pain;  it can also become infected.
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thanks for help it is either or hematoma or cyst just dont really know, it is very painful so i would think cyst but why wait over ,onth for my dr to do anthing leave me in this pain, but thank you you gave answer where he wouldnt he said it was because i was skinny,lol, thanks for help with getting some type medical answer deb814
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