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Armpit lump
Hii I have an armpit lump in both my armpit for more than 10 years, the left armpit lump is smaller than right armpit lump, i have done the sonography and the results are excessive accumulation of adipose tissue. No enlarged lymph nodes in axillary region. Can only medicine help for that. Or do I need to go for surgery , if I have to go for surgery then which doctor should consult?
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Nothing to worry just eat healthy and do exercise that will be enough
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Common problem among women. Nothing to worry. If you are worried about cosmetic appearance; please consult to get it removed surgically. Otherwise weight loss may decrease size of the swelling also.
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Consult a General Surgeon.
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Get it removed if it bothers you cosmetically.
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Visit a specialist
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Try to work out and do shoulder exercises as well as chest exercise..it will eventually get better after few months as you will loose weight and your muscles will tone up..
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It is a normal occurence in many women. You dont have to worry about that. Medications wont cure it completely as its just accumulation of fat tissue. If its bothering you cosmetically you can get it removed by consulting your nearest general or plastic surgeon.
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