Lump in armpit lymphoma
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Earlier this week my 21 year old daughter discovered an extremely painful lump on are right armpit. She discovered it during a shower and again it was extremely tender to yhe touch. Keep in mind, we were overseas when this is happening. Called a doctor friend who thought it could be an aggravated hair follicle or such. Next morning, the lump is MUCH better, less tender but then the other armpit starts bothering her.
Hello, for a few weeks i have developed a pea size lump on my right armpit. it is not right under the armpit but it is right beside the area. it is noticeable but not painful, also it is not reddened but just the same as my skin colour. im in good health i believe and only fourteen at the moment, i'm not sure what to do, do you have an idea of what this lump may be and what should i do about it. Thank you.
The lump under my armpit is 3" long by 1" wide. It does not hurt when I press and freely move my hand around the lump and it is not hard. I had a CT scan done this past Thursday and will meet with my doctor to see the results on Monday. My doctor will also have me do an MRI scan before he does a biopsy. I noticed yesterday another lump is beginning to form on my other armpit.
I had hodgkins lymphoma in 2001 and I had severe pain in my right armpit area with a growing lump. I couldnt even lower my arm without any pain. If your having pain and no noticeable lump it might just be an infection of the lypmhnodes or other less serious situation, but if you feel like that area has a lump that was not there before PUSH your doctor into checking further, thats what I had to do.
ll have to excuse me, I am becoming somewhat of a hypochondriac these days, but this lump has been in this location for nearly a year, if not over a year. I should have paid it more attention then I admit, but for some reason it would only cross my mind for a while and I would tend to other matters. Recently, my lump crossed my mind and I did some research. And lymphoma is concerning me. I looked up the symptoms and I'm afraid I have several of them.
Itchy, lethargic and hard lump in armpit could point toward a serious cause, but if the lump went away I am not really sure. I hope you find an answer here. Don't want to scare you but, lymphoma has these symptoms. Of course that doesn't mean he has it. Fever and night sweats would also accompany though and the lump in the armpit would persist not go away. You posted in the cancer community is there a specific reason for this?
Ive got a squishy moveable lump in the right side of my neck, cervical area, doesnt hurt.
Ive got tender ones under my chin but cannot feel lumps, its just tender in that area.
Ive got three on the right side of my groin, dont hurt, little bit moveable, quite firm, had ultrasound on these and it just showed enlarged lymph nodes.
Bloods are normal, although not sure what bloods they did??
Probably the main symptom of lymphoma is painless swelling of the glands or lymphnodes- in the neck, armpit, or groin. However swollen glands can be the cause of something more common such as an injury or and infection. If a gland appears hard and not movable then it's time to see a doctor. Other symptoms include weight loss, severe itching, fever, and drenching night sweats. I personally I have never seen lymphoma associated with back or neck pain.
Yes, lymphoma nodes would usually continue growing. Did they pop up almost overnight?
Did you have some irritation in that underarm area that started things off? (The itching is probably due to histamine, btw.
I have had this lump under my armpit for 6 months now and i dont think it has got an bigger in size. The lump isnt red and doesnt feel rock hard. They are painless and only ache slightly when i start touching them, think im just irritating them. Ive had what feels like the same thing behind my ear for 5 years. If i had lymphoma would i have noticed at this stage? I have no other symptoms and feel fine.
You can get a mammography done—but before that get a gynecologist to examine your breasts for a lump. If there is no lump in the breast, it cannot be biopsied.
Unexplained weight loss can also be due to STDs like HIV. So if you have a history of unprotected sex, then this is what you should test for.
Neck swelling can also be due to goiter or thyroid enlargement. Get this checked out.
I have had a lump in the right armpit for about 6 months. There is swelling , that goes up and down, but marginally. There is no redness and I have been taking 3 lots of antibiotics which has not done anything. I was refered to another gyn and has decieded that I need a scan, as he is not sure. On the scan sheet he placed Lympholma ? . What does that mean.
Also my right breast has a very large flat area of which I do not have on he left side.
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