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Multiple Abnormal Lymphnodes in Armpit

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johnnyh192838
johnnyh192838

Hello everyone,

hoping someone can shed some light on this for me. I have had swollen nodes in my left armpit for over 1.5 years. The doctors that feel them are not concerned, but then I had an ultrasound earlier this year in February. the doctor at the time told me no issues all was good. I changed doctors who reviewed the notes and they say there is no sign of malignancy but there are multiple abnormal swollen lymph nodes. now almost a year later I am just finding out!

have any of you heard of this? what could it mean? online it appears abnormal could mean many things but it keeps leading me back to cancer. the nodes are soft and moveable. they are not hard and fixed.

thank you for sharing your opinion.

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  • johnnyh192838
    johnnyh192838

    Posted

    I would like to add I am in a lot of pain in the left shoulder/upper armpit area towards pectoral/breast. The pain can come and go. possibly due to inflammation or the nodes pushing on things.

    • jacob69637
      jacob69637 johnnyh192838

      Posted

      did you ever get any updates? if they arent growing in that amount of time thats obviously a very good sign.

    • johnnyh192838
      johnnyh192838 jacob69637

      Posted

      yes they were biopsied and results were benign 😃 hope you are doing well

    • iva78261
      iva78261 johnnyh192838

      Posted

      I know this was ages ago, but how are you? Did they ever go away?

      I'm in the EXACT same boat for the last 5 weeks.

      Soft, movable nodes, painful armpit. Clear ultrasound 🤷🏼‍♀️

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