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Armpit lump
20 yr male... I'm a 2nd year medico...from mp... Found a 1.5 cm fully mobile non Painful lump under left armpit... My weight is 85...height 5,11...with a history of gynecomastia... Plzz help.
Note... Size of lump is nighther increasing knor decreasing... And it's some day become painful n other day non painful...
No lump on chest area or near nipple
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You have to check whether this is superficial lesion or a lymph node. Whether there is recent history of injury / wound etc in that area
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Contact me through Teleconsult/ chat if required please
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Repeat mammography
Take symptomatic
Don't panic
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repaeta mammography
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might be mastalgia
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Any history of cough( with or without expectoration)?.. fever? Punctum? Discharge/ redness? Pinchable?
Examination can tell you the clinical diagnosis... whether it’s a lymph node/ sebasceous cyst/ lipoma
Consult a surgeon
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Clinical examination
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Hi.. As per your symptoms it appears to be a neuro lipoma.. Dont panic much.. Its a typical issue with we medicos.. We tend to think worse.. Keep an eye on it.. Report to your favourite surgeon if it increases..
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as of now observe.. report to a surgeon if it increases..
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just relax.. dont think much
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