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What Is The Treatment For A Painful Lump Under The Skin?
Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here...Hi im a28 year old woman with geo healthy kids. I had a rubber type lump under my skin,that i noticed the first time when i was pregnant with my second child. I told my doc and she said its alump of fat and ther is nothing to worry about.
My baby is now a year old and ive noticed the lump go through radical change in the last week.first it started to feel hard and it hurt.then the area around the lump became red.and now the lump hurts all the time and the are around it has gotten
black.
The lump is situated just under my breast on my ribcage.plz help me understand what it is.i have also noticed pain in my arms and shoulders,my back and my abdomen.
Plz explain thanku
My baby is now a year old and ive noticed the lump go through radical change in the last week.first it started to feel hard and it hurt.then the area around the lump became red.and now the lump hurts all the time and the are around it has gotten
black.
The lump is situated just under my breast on my ribcage.plz help me understand what it is.i have also noticed pain in my arms and shoulders,my back and my abdomen.
Plz explain thanku
Mon, 21 Sep 2015
Hi,
From history it seems that there might be having sebaceous cyst and now became infected producing pain, redness, induration leading to enlareged axillary lymph nodes giving rise pain in arms and shoulder.
Consult surgeon and get examined.
If cyst is there, it might require excision of cyst with complete removal of sac.
Ok and take care.
From history it seems that there might be having sebaceous cyst and now became infected producing pain, redness, induration leading to enlareged axillary lymph nodes giving rise pain in arms and shoulder.
Consult surgeon and get examined.
If cyst is there, it might require excision of cyst with complete removal of sac.
Ok and take care.
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