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Underarm 1cm thick mass lump

2020-05-10 10:08:09
Previously diagnosed with inflammatory lymph nodes in jan'20. Treated and got better. Since last 4days a small approx 1cm thick lump in under arms has appeared with possible pus formation inside. What can be done to determine what it is? Any medication to treat it? Can it be cancerous? Age 29, weight 80kg. Consulted a oncologist doc, looking second opinion
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Could be a infection, could be a lymph node. Look for Breast Mass too. Need further history and examination. Consult.

Answered2020-05-10 19:40:26

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Could be bacterial infection . (1) Try Augmentin 625;duo one tab morning and one tablet in the evening for 5days ,if you are not allergic to any medicine 2) foamentation  If the swelling does not subside Consult and get examined
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check for blood sugar to rule out  Diabetes

Answered2020-05-10 10:56:56

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It's mybe due to inflammation.
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take online consultation for treatment

Answered2020-05-10 12:51:49

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Detailed history is needed to evaluate n management. Associated with fever / cough/pain / no pain / appetite/ wt loss.may be ?  Infective / tuberculous ,
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blood test CBC, ESR FNAC - lump axilla

Answered2020-05-10 10:34:21

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