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it causes extreme pain. My mother has just experienced this. She has a clotting problem and had to go on blood thinners. The doctors opted to let it resolve itself. The portion of the spleen involved will just die off. They say that this is just fine. She is at home with pain meds and a new regieme of blood thinners that have to be checked (blood) every few day.

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