I Don't Think This Is Lumps... Posted: 03-31-06 22:06pm
For a couple of years now I have a bump on
my right armpit. For the last couple of
weeks, random moles have been appearing on
my body, and we learnt in school that
moles are related to cancer in some ways.
My grandmother died from leg cancer and I
was scared I may have cancer and I asked
my dad about it last night and he laughed
at me for worrying to much -_-;;
my lump doesn't look like that! The lumps
in that picture is small and you can see
them but for me, if you look at my armpit
you can't see anything but if you touch
it, you can feel a little bump... Can
this be something else?? Or just a common
lump but it's inside my armpit instead of
outside?
Is there anyway to get rid of this without
doing surgery or something? Eating
vitamins? Rubbing something on it?
I also think I sweat more than before I
got this lump, but it may be because i'm
in my teens (just turned 16 this month).
Also, is there anyway to reduce the chance
of getting moles? I want them to stop
appearing and making me paranoid.
One last thing that may be related to this
thread but i'm not sure if it is... It's
kind of embarrasing.... Well, lately I
seem to think that my right breast is
smaller than my left one... Is it because
I slep on my right side sometimes?
(squishing it?) or since i'm right handed,
it affects it somehow? Or the lump?
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