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Q: Headaches + bump under chin , hurts to touch

asked by: DoctorQuestion on June 6th, 2007

i started getting headaches in back of my head last week then 3 days later i started getting a lump or a bump growing under my chin and it hurts when i touch it thank you for taking your time out and reading my post

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replied on June 12th, 2007

Cancers Answer A2872

According to the data you've given (bump growing under the chin that hurts with touch), you might be experiencing inflammation of the glands situated in that region .... an abscess, cyst, or some other tumorous formation. You can consult your general practice doctor for a physical examination and follow up.

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