Lump underneath left armpit
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Has anyone else experienced this?
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theworriertx ashlie96
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lumps under your armpit are your lymphnodes. A painless lump is typically a sign of lymphphoma. With Mono it can caused your lymphnodes to swell. As ive told you before, asking about every single symptom will cause physicall stress and anxiety. Im not here to judge you, or tell you what to do, nor are we doctors, but this is very unhealthy. Please let your body try to heal itself, if you are in pain or need help its best to stop googling symptoms and pay a visit to your primary doctor. Asking about every single symptom has created a severe health anxiety and it can make things worst. Best of luck in your healing
stacie00863 ashlie96
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Hi - I am on month 22 and I have had the inflamed lymphnode the whole time. My OB and Physician both advised this is part of the mono. Sometimes during a flare up I will also get it under my right armpit. This is your body just reacting to the mono. Hang in there.
Stacie
SADJ stacie00863
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What symptoms do you still experience? Can you function a bit 😃?
stacie00863 SADJ
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I still get all the basic symptoms (minus sore throat, never had it)...night sweats, fatigue, headache, brain fog and joint aches. But! They are mild symptoms. My Immune Specialist has my on a steady dose of antiviral medicine and vitamins and that has made a difference.
SADJ stacie00863
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Good that it's mild! Can I ask you what kind of vitamins and antivirals you're prescribed?
stacie00863 ashlie96
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This is going to sound odd, but I take 400mg of Tagamet with 1000mg of Tumeric. Based on the information my Immune Specialist has provided, there are studies shown that Tagamet and Tumeric combined help boost your immune system through the stomach. I also take Omega 369 to help absorb the Tumeric. Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 and a probiotic. The antiviral med is called Valacyclovir.