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Feeling bilateral nodes/swelling

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Cookie456D
Cookie456D

Hello,

A little back story is: bilateral inner elbow swelling/puffy, non tender lumps for 6 years (ultrasound revealed nothing). Large (8 inch diameter swelling inner thigh between top of knee & groin), mri revealed adipose tissue, 4 years. Bilateral 2 in diameter swelling and non tender nodes/lump under the puffy swelling felt on: outside of forearm, top of feet, above knees, top of thighs, clavicle, top back of shoulders (recent 2-3 months w/new sets appearing). I know I need a doctor re: any testing/diagnosis but w/covid not doing anything elective. Has anyone experienced similar? No night sweats or weight loss & 49 years old. Thanks~

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  • graham08184
    graham08184 Cookie456D

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    hi

    I have a swelling/lump inside my left inner thigh.

    it gradually became bigger and bigger

    it weighs around 8-9 pounds

    no pain, but its huge,

    I have lymphodma and had it for around 20 years, it's in my legs,

    I suffer with ulcers etc :

    went to my doctor when sent me to the local hospital for an MRI scan

    heard nothing until today !

    I was hoping that they would drain it or cut it away but no..

    the letter says : his ultrasound does not show any evidence of any underlying discrete mass lesion!!

    so there is nothing they can do, I'm furious

    so I wear special wraps on my legs called juzo so my leg clinic have ordered a juzo wrap for my thigh to try and ease the fluid back into my system.. wha I am saying is DONT give up its bloody horrible but ask your doctor to order you a juzo wrap before it gets bigger .sorry to rant on but don't leave it like I did ..

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