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Q: Bumps

asked by: Iffy on July 5th, 2007

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ok, i'm 16, and recently i found 3 bumps in my armpit, two on my right side and one so far on my left side, the size is smaller than a pea, it's semi-hard and is able to move around. It doesn't hurt, but i'm really afriad it's cancer or something. Also, when i lift my arms, it's kinda visible, only if you look closely, could this be cancer? should i go visit a doctor?

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jackyb

replied on February 19th, 2009

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iv had a little ball no bigger than a pea under my rightarmpit for ages.today its been painfull and weeping whiteish sticky fluid.and seems to be a bit bigger than be for. should i worry or s it just apot im 44

Mabel

replied on February 19th, 2009

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You might want to get it checked out. A lot of lumps in armpits are clogged sweat glands or hair follicles. If your lump is changing in anyway, it should get checked out.

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