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Q: Hard and soft painful lumps in armpit.

asked by: en_muzzy on June 25th, 2009

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About 4-5 days ago, I noticed a swollen lump in the bottom portion of my armpit, not in the skin, but deeper, and very painful. The swelling has gone down now, but left a marble sized, unpainful, very hard lump. As I noticed the first one change I noticed another swollen one on the middle right side come up, painful. I also have been extremely tired since I noticed them, I can not keep myself awake for more than a few hours it seems. What could this be, anyone ever have the same symptoms before?

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kdlee

replied on June 25th, 2009

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It sounds like your lypmh nodes keep swelling..DO you have a bad cold or anything? I'd go to the doc and have it checked out..Swelling is not right so something is going on..Tell them you need to get in asap..It's thursday so see if can get in this morning..best of luck to you..

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