Lump in the armpit
I feel it better when I raise my arm and it does move freely.
Any thoughts.
Thanks,
Wanda
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Hi wanda i just wrote about
Hi wanda i just wrote about this on someone elses post. I had a lump through chemo and i went to my doctor about it and it took 3 times of going back cuz it kept disappearring and coming back...long story short she told me as long as they keep disappearing you really dont need to worry just have it checked out if you can...its when they stick around that you need to get into the doctors. Mine would stick around 2-4 weeks before they would disappear. I know its scary to find lumps after breast cancer and once again its a waitng game to see if it goes away or not. If its still there by your appointment date have them look at it and if you feel uncomfortable waiting then call and ask if you can get in sooner for them to look at it.
But i would have your doctor look at it no matter what.0 -
I think you should contactjo jo said:Hi wanda i just wrote about
Hi wanda i just wrote about this on someone elses post. I had a lump through chemo and i went to my doctor about it and it took 3 times of going back cuz it kept disappearring and coming back...long story short she told me as long as they keep disappearing you really dont need to worry just have it checked out if you can...its when they stick around that you need to get into the doctors. Mine would stick around 2-4 weeks before they would disappear. I know its scary to find lumps after breast cancer and once again its a waitng game to see if it goes away or not. If its still there by your appointment date have them look at it and if you feel uncomfortable waiting then call and ask if you can get in sooner for them to look at it.
But i would have your doctor look at it no matter what.
I think you should contact your doctor about this, i had a lump under my arm pit and it turned out to be a swollen lymph node, which needs to be looked at immediately.0 -
meenameena1 said:I think you should contact
I think you should contact your doctor about this, i had a lump under my arm pit and it turned out to be a swollen lymph node, which needs to be looked at immediately.
Was your ok even though it was swollen?0 -
Thanks jo jojo jo said:Hi wanda i just wrote about
Hi wanda i just wrote about this on someone elses post. I had a lump through chemo and i went to my doctor about it and it took 3 times of going back cuz it kept disappearring and coming back...long story short she told me as long as they keep disappearing you really dont need to worry just have it checked out if you can...its when they stick around that you need to get into the doctors. Mine would stick around 2-4 weeks before they would disappear. I know its scary to find lumps after breast cancer and once again its a waitng game to see if it goes away or not. If its still there by your appointment date have them look at it and if you feel uncomfortable waiting then call and ask if you can get in sooner for them to look at it.
But i would have your doctor look at it no matter what.
I think I'll try to see him earlier. I'm getting nervous now.
I'll keep you posted.
Wanda0 -
Suziesusie09 said:I don't think I would wait
I don't think I would wait until August 10th. I think you should call him now and tell him. I didn't have this, but, if I did, I would call my doctor right away.
Thanks and I will call tomorrow to see if I can get in earlier. It's probably nothing but after what we've been through it's scary.0 -
Please get checked
Hi Wanda,
I am a survivor of IBC (Inflammatory Breast Cancer) and it all started under my arm as a lump. I ignored it for quite a few months thinking it was just a cyst, as bc doesn't run in my family. Well, needless to say, when my breast started changing in appearance, lump grew as well. Was diagnosed then with IBC which spread to my lymph nodes. Please don't overlook any lump under your armpits. Glad you are seeing your Dr.
Best of luck,
Yvonne0 -
WandaShadow904 said:Please get checked
Hi Wanda,
I am a survivor of IBC (Inflammatory Breast Cancer) and it all started under my arm as a lump. I ignored it for quite a few months thinking it was just a cyst, as bc doesn't run in my family. Well, needless to say, when my breast started changing in appearance, lump grew as well. Was diagnosed then with IBC which spread to my lymph nodes. Please don't overlook any lump under your armpits. Glad you are seeing your Dr.
Best of luck,
Yvonne
I do not want to scary you . but finding a lump under my armpit that how I discovered my cancer two years ago. Please check with your doctor as soon as you can.
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As to a lump,New Flower said:Wanda
I do not want to scary you . but finding a lump under my armpit that how I discovered my cancer two years ago. Please check with your doctor as soon as you can.
hugs
I had a slightly swollen arm and a small fatty lump in my armpit. I went to the doctor about it and that's how they found my breast cancer. Turns out the swelling was from lymphedema and the cancer was mostly on the back wall so was not being seen or felt for a long time and was already becoming stage IV. Get it checked - now.0 -
Wanda,
Don't panic, but get it checked. You don't want to mess with lumps. I would call my oncologist and say you are worried about a lump under your armpit and you need to see her earlier than your appointment. Most will try to fit you in. Just find out for sure so you won't have to worry. Hugs. Please let us know.
Mimi0
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